Pronunciation

/path/

Definitions

Noun

A path is a noun referring to a route or a way, especially one that is marked or suitable for walking or travel. It can also symbolize a course of action or a series of steps leading to a goal.

Verb

To path (as in “path through”) can mean to follow a specific route or create a trail for others to walk on, either physically or metaphorically.

Adjective

An adjective, “pathetic,” describes something that is weak, sad, or deserving of pity.

Adjective (archaic)

In some older contexts, “pathless” can mean lacking a defined path or track.

Phrases

• “Take the scenic path” suggests choosing a picturesque route.
• “Path of least resistance” refers to the easiest or most effortless way to do something.
• “Follow your heart’s path” implies pursuing a personal passion or calling.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The hikers found a well-worn path leading up the mountain.”
• Verb: “The gardener carefully paths the garden to improve accessibility.”
• Adjective (pathetic): “Her situation was truly pathetic, with no family to turn to.”
• Adjective (archaic): “The pathless forest was challenging to navigate.”

Synonyms

• Trail
• Route
• Route
• Course
• Route
• Way
• Track
• Pathway
• Route
• Course of action
• Steps
• Progression