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#18576
02/07/2001 6:19 PM
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Is there a word that is opposite of oncoming? I need a word to express the phrase 'approaching from behind.'
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#18577
02/07/2001 6:29 PM
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Dear xara: Perhaps "overtaking". wwh
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#18578
02/07/2001 6:38 PM
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Overtaking doesn't quite work. Perhaps I don't need approaching from behind, perhaps I need "approaching from behind, or being and staying behind" The sentence is: Both oncoming and from behind, these headlight cause dangerous glare [for other drivers]....
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#18579
02/07/2001 6:54 PM
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Perhaps "from either direction" wwh
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#18580
02/07/2001 6:55 PM
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#18581
02/07/2001 8:43 PM
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rear view
since the case you gave as an example rear view is appopriate.
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#18582
02/08/2001 3:01 AM
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Good to see you again, xara. How about, "From both front and behind, ..."? No. "Coming from any direction..."?
"Approaching from either the front or the rear..."?
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#18583
02/08/2001 10:41 AM
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old hand
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trailing or persuing maybe?
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#18584
02/08/2001 12:16 PM
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#18585
02/08/2001 1:08 PM
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perhaps one could employ the phrase direct and reflected glare from any direction
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