abreast
1 of 1adverb/əˈbrɛst/
1
with individuals or objects facing the same direction
- The two friends walked abreast along the beach, enjoying the sunset.
- The cyclists rode abreast down the scenic mountain road.
- The students sat abreast in the classroom, attentive to the lecture.
- The ships sailed abreast in formation, creating a stunning display.
- The cars parked abreast along the street, filling the available space.
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fully informed about the most recent news, developments, or trends
- The editor keeps abreast of the latest political developments.
- It's important to stay abreast of changes in technology.
- She keeps herself abreast of current medical research.
- The team remained abreast of market trends to stay competitive.
- He reads industry journals daily to stay abreast of innovations.