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one-way
[wuhn-wey]
adjective
moving, or allowing movement in one direction only.
a one-way street.
valid for travel in one direction only.
a one-way ticket.
without a reciprocal feeling, responsibility, relationship, etc..
It's a one-way friendship.
not intended for return to a seller, dealer, etc., for reuse; disposable.
one-way bottles.
one-way
adjective
moving or allowing travel in one direction only
one-way traffic
entailing no reciprocal obligation, action, etc
a one-way agreement
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of one-way1
Example Sentences
As usual, all pairs were banned from travelling by air, and instead were given a budget of £1140 per person for the journey - the cost of a one-way plane ticket.
The group has circulated ideas that include a concrete plant in the Palisades, short-term housing for construction crews and one-way roads to ease congestion.
"It felt like I was walking a one-way street."
"Why would we buy influence in the United States?" he added, arguing Qatar has "always been a reliable and trusted partner. This is not a one-way relationship."
Even in the classroom, with its necessary hierarchies and rigorously observed boundaries, teaching isn’t a one-way street.
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