Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
parallel-paths
noun
/ˈpær.ə.lel pæθs/

Definition
A course or track that runs alongside another, maintaining the same distance and direction without converging or diverging.

Examples
- In the development of the internet and mobile technology, the two have followed parallel-paths, evolving side by side.
- The two teams worked on parallel-paths to ensure the project met its deadlines.
- The artists’ careers followed parallel-paths, even though they began in different countries.

Meaning
In a broader context, ‘parallel-paths’ can refer to situations, ideas, or processes that occur simultaneously yet independently, often leading to similar outcomes or developments.

Synonyms
- Concurrent routes
- Simultaneous paths
- Side-by-side courses
- Equidistant pathways