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"commute" is a perfectly acceptable and usable word in written English.
It's usually used to mean the journey between home and work. For example, "The drive to work was an hour long commute each day."
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(Sunday1Morning) I pay around £2,500 a year for a commute into London Victoria.
Randel had quite a commute.
They didn't mind a commute.
Do you want a commute?
We're basically gawking at a commute.
He'd never done a commute before.
A difference of eight minutes in a commute is meaningful.
To me, this time, it meant a commute.
Rush hour can easily double the time of a commute.
It certainly offered better hours and less of a commute".
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But of course, we're hoping more for a commute-full of songs.
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