traversable

• “Mexican relations and considering the high-level of business between the two neighboring countries it will remain open and relatively freely traversable.”

  The Huffington Post: Amanda Feilding: Mexico's Voices Unite

• “The area's blend of ample hiding spots, readily traversable routes and a population historically wary of central authority have long made it a favorite for militants.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Al Qaeda Makes Afghan Comeback

• “Only when the expertise of state-funded professionals was put to work did the country become properly traversable.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Lessons of the Turnpike

• “This is not helped by the fact that the area on the maps is apparently traversable in just a few days yet stretches from a frozen waste in the north to tropical lands in the south.”

  Archive 2010-07-01

• “* The landscape is rugged, but traversable by stepwise, evolutionary search.”

  Chunkdz Comes Out Smokin

• “Every environment is fully traversable and enemies show up on the map, just like an MMORPG.”

  White Knight Review | CurveHouse.com

• “The question ultimately becomes what boundaries are traversable, and which are not.”

  Without Fear And Trembling

• “More and more and more of the stepping stones were added until the entire property is now traversable without getting muddy feet.”

  Fun With Concrete « Fairegarden

• “The Heimliche Acht is a presentment not traversable by the offender.”

  Anne of Geierstein

• “Geography—note: controls most easily traversable land route between the Balkans, Moldova, and Ukraine”

  Romania

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