thoroughfare

Converse of object

• pedestrianize: This pedestrianized thoroughfare has more than 100 shops and an open-air market.
• bustle: From Lancaster's bustling thoroughfares this pale, elegant vision is evident, high up in its verdant setting.
• know: It had previously existed as a thoroughfare known as Gibson's Wynd, after Walter Gibson, who was Provost in 1688.
• become: Spiral Passage used to be one of the more obscure passages in the system, but it is now rapidly becoming a major thoroughfare.
• line: An avenue is a tree lined thoroughfare, isn't it?
• form: High Street and Fore Street formed a wide spinal thoroughfare where the markets were held.

Adjective modifier

• north-south: George St is the Sydney CBD's main north-south thoroughfare.
• crowded: All the glee of a crowded thoroughfare had suddenly ceased.
• busy: She lived in a shop on Angel Lane, which was a busy thoroughfare.
• main: He was murdered in the main thoroughfare of the Bazaar in broad daylight.
• pedestrian: The Ramblas are a tree-lined pedestrian thoroughfare running from Plaza Catalunya to Barcelona port district.
• narrow: On the west side of this narrow thoroughfare stood the early Episcopal Chapel of Leith.

Modifies a noun

• field: I need for this to be separated into the Street Name field, Thoroughfare field and the Post Directional field.

Noun used with modifier

• shopping: There is no real main shopping thoroughfare, many shops are located in the side streets off the main high street.

Possessives

• city: The people filling the city's main thoroughfares are part of a huge silent demonstration of protest.
• town: The town's main thoroughfares were carefully planned out with the large market square at the center and close to the Priory gates.

Preposition: in

• city: However continual use quickly cleared the main thoroughfares in the city of snow.

Preposition: of

• town: This is the main commercial thoroughfare of the town.
• city: In 1998 the City of Turin commissioned 14 Italian artists to design Christmas illuminations for the thoroughfares of the city.

Preposition: for

• traffic: Set up the New Life for Main Roads project to make high streets better places for people as well as thoroughfares for traffic.