Definition
Definition of causey - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
constructionRare UK embankment holding in waterRare UK
- The old causey prevented the river from flooding.
2.
infrastructureRare UK causeway across marshy ground or seaRare UK
- We crossed the marsh on a narrow causey.
3.
transportationRare UK paved path or highwayRare UK
- The village had a quaint causey lined with shops.
Images of causey

embankment holding in water 
causeway across marshy ground or sea 
paved path or highway
Origin of causey
Middle English, cauci (causeway)
Examples of causey in a sentence
Farmers rely on the causey to manage irrigation. The ancient causey was still visible at low tide. They built a new causey to connect the islands. The ancient causey was still used by travelers. A causey connected the two distant towns.
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- French:digue, chaussée, ...
- German:Damm, Chaussee, ...
- Italian:argine, strada rialzata, ...
- Spanish:dique, camino elevado, ...
- Portuguese:dique, estrada elevada, ...
- Chinese:堤坝, 堤道, ...
- Japanese:堤防, 土手道, ...
- Arabic:سَدّ تُرَابِيّ, جِسْر, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹלְלָה, סוּלָּלָה, ...
- Russian:дамба, мостовая, ...
- Ukrainian:насип, насипна дорога, ...
- Hindi:तटबंध, कौसी, ...
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