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mainline
[ meyn-lahyn, -lahyn ]
verb (used without object)
- to inject a narcotic, especially heroin, directly into a vein.
- to use or enjoy something without restriction:
to mainline on TV movies.
verb (used with object)
- to inject (a narcotic, especially heroin) directly into a vein.
- to use, enjoy, or imbibe (something) without restriction:
mainlining coffee all day long.
adjective
- having a principal, established, or widely accepted position; major; mainstream:
the membership of mainline churches.
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Example Sentences
Nieman grew up in the mainline Presbyterian church, and still belongs to a congregation that flies the Pride flag.
The first minister has approved plans to build a new mainline railway station in eastern Cardiff.
Estonia and Latvia have also come under criticism for focusing on putting up the rail terminals first before they build the mainline.
As it's the first mainline CoD game to be released since Microsoft completed its takeover of maker Activision Blizzard in the gaming industry's biggest ever deal, there's naturally a lot of focus on this approach.
What it means to be "evangelical" or "mainline" is not always clear-cut in practice.
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