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roadmap
[ rohd-map ]
noun
- a map designed for motorists, showing the principal cities and towns of a state or area, the chief roads, usually tourist attractions and places of historical interest, and the mileage from one place to another.
- any plan or guide to show how something is arranged or can be accomplished:
your road map to financial independence.
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Origin of roadmap1
Example Sentences
I walked away from the brief plea, and rudimentary roadmap, for a renaissance of house parties that the queer experience was not part of her understanding of American social life.
Think about a recipe like a roadmap, a GPS app. or a guideline, but to a destination you’ve already been to.
They said: "We have committed £5bn to the farming budget over two years, including more money than ever for sustainable food production, and we are developing a 25-year farming roadmap, focusing on how to make the sector more profitable in the decades to come."
In February at the High Court, a potential roadmap was set out for the landmark litigation, with 21 claimants from each of the two groups likely be chosen to come to trial on behalf of the entire group.
In his speech, Reed had also outlined plans for a 25-year farming roadmap and food strategy, which would put food production at its core and make farm businesses more resilient to challenges such as severe flooding, drought and animal disease.
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