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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as well walked" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers, as it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The path was well walked, indicating it was frequently used by hikers."
Alternatives: "well-trodden" or "well-traveled".
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He did not turn his head to watch as Mr. Lamo, who had testified at a pretrial hearing as well, walked out of the courtroom after being excused from the witness stand.
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"You might as well walk out the door tomorrow".
In the rush hour you might as well walk.
At this point, you might as well walk the three or four blocks to the "Friends" building.
Then he left Yankee Stadium as well, walking out in his street clothes while the game was in progress.
They offer to give her rides in the carriage to run errands when she could just as well walk.
It's a warm summer's day and Cameron decides that he and Barbara might as well walk on into town.
It is easy, and inadequate, to hurt people's feelings and call it bravery; one might just as well walk around a hospital poking wounds.
Whelan told BBC GMR: "I will be so upset I may as well walk away from the game; I may as well walk away from Wigan altogether". Wigan believe they are being charged for policing outside the stadium - and do not consider that their responsibility.
They walked in a circle and actually said, 'Let's just hold it back a bit.' "Broady, as well walking from fine-leg to his mark, he took his time.
You might as well walk.
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