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commute

verb as in travel to work

verb as in reduce punishment

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The change has lengthened the one-way commute for some from perhaps 40 minutes to two hours, sometimes more.

He says his daily commute from Witham is 15 minutes longer every day thanks to the traffic lights.

From BBC

It was also a relatively easy commute to her job in downtown Los Angeles as a marketing coordinator and within walking distance of her gym, making it a practical and convenient choice.

Labor unions have also disputed the contention that requiring people to commute to work again increases productivity.

They sometimes find themselves commuting, late at night when the cocktail bars and restaurants have finally closed, long journeys to other villages where the accommodation is affordable on a waiter's salary.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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