viaduct

Converse of subject

• cross: Before then a sequence of six tributary burns draining the moors to the west of the river had to be crossed by stone viaducts.

Converse of object

• cross: A Hornby Schools class loco crosses the viaduct over the canal.
• construct: There was quite a spectacular wooden viaduct constructed across the face of a near vertical waterslide, that I wasn't able to photograph.
• build: A " bridge " of far greater significance is the viaduct built to carry Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Great Western Railroad across the town.
• include: Features include a viaduct, a short branch to a quarry and a small village.
• see: You will see a railroad viaduct which the road goes under.
• use: A wooden railroad viaduct used to reach out to the wharf.

Adjective modifier

• disused: This village, which is situated under a disused viaduct, is a true gem.
• arched: Just past the lock the railroad line crosses the canal on an arched viaduct.
• magnificent: It swings northeast, along the Almond valley, giving views of the magnificent canal viaduct ahead.
• impressive: Just beyond the quarries the railroad crossed the deep wooded ravine of the Ham Woods Valley by an impressive viaduct.
• Victorian: The building of Southwark station was governed by the Victorian main line railroad viaduct directly above.
• concrete: Wallace was also responsible for the nearby concrete viaducts which, along with the bridges, forms part of the Bleach Green railroad line.

Modifies a noun

• journey: Plimsoll viaduct journey sound quiet round here Relieving cramp how large the day is.

Noun used with modifier

• Plimsoll: Plimsoll viaduct journey sound quiet round here Relieving cramp how large the day is.
• railroad: The railroad viaduct at Paddock Foot can be seen in the distance.
• arch: The concrete road bridge replaced the original four arch viaduct that crossed the cutting.
• brick: Train runs over raised brick viaduct over the Thames with great views of Windsor Castle.
• timber: The Falmouth branch was the last GWR line to have its timber viaducts replaced, this work taking place during the 1930s.
• rail: A view from the south west, showing the profile of the rail viaduct which matches almost exactly the original bridge.