commuting
/kʌmjˈutɪŋ/noun3 syllables
Commuting means: the travel of a commuter.
Synonyms for commuting1
noun, as in the travel of a commuter
commutation
What does commuting mean?1
noun
1
the travel of a commuter
Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.
What rhymes with commuting?6
three syllables
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Commuting in a sentence
- The new bus line should reduce my commuting time.CK
- With the gas prices the way they are now, many people have started commuting by bus.CK
- For security reasons, please take off your name tag when commuting to and from school.CK
- I spend a lot of money commuting.CK
- I spend a lot of time commuting.CK
- Commuting time was a major concern.Nuel
- You've been commuting between New York and Ohio every day?raqreqentba
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Forms of commuting
as a noun
- plural
- commutings