Meaning & use
causey
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A raised path or road, especially one built across wet or low ground; a causeway.
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The old stone causey still crosses the marsh, worn smooth by centuries of use.
Villagers used the causey to reach the church without sinking into the mud.
A note on using this word
"Causey" is an older form of the word "causeway" and survives mainly in British dialect and place names.
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causewayembankment
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