noun
Uncommon
commuting
Commuting (noun) means the act of regularly traveling between home and one's workplace. Example: “Commuting by bicycle has become more popular in big cities.”
noun
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The act of regularly traveling between home and one's workplace.
"Commuting by bicycle has become more popular in big cities."
How to use commuting
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishRegularly traveling to and from work.
Common pairings
commuting time
commuting by train
daily commuting
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Rhymes for commuting
outing
routing
pouting
spouting
scouting
shouting
saluting
computing
polluting
sprouting
disputing
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Frequently asked questions
What does “commuting” mean?
The word “commuting” means the act of regularly traveling between home and one's workplace. In plain terms, regularly traveling to and from work.
How do you use “commuting” in a sentence?
Here is “commuting” used in a sentence: “Commuting by bicycle has become more popular in big cities.”
What part of speech is “commuting”?
“Commuting” is a noun.
Is “commuting” a common word?
“Commuting” is an uncommon word in modern English.
