What is another word for causeway?
Pronunciation: [kˈɔːzwe͡ɪ] (IPA) 
A causeway is a road or path that is constructed on an embankment or a raised platform over a body of water or marshy land. Synonyms for the word 'causeway' include 'bank', 'embankment', 'built-up roadway', 'levee', and 'viaduct'. A bank is a natural or artificial raised land where a road can be constructed. On the other hand, an embankment is a man-made raised platform to keep water or land apart. A built-up roadway is a road made by raising the ground level so it is above the surrounding area. A levee is an embankment built to prevent flooding. A viaduct is a bridge-like structure that is used to carry a road or railway over water or a low-lying area.
