abreast (adverb)

1. The two buildings were designed to be built abreast, creating a harmonious skyline.

2. In the futuristic city, the hovercars flew abreast, giving the illusion of a synchronized dance.

3. The couple walked hand in hand, strolling abreast along the moonlit beach.

4. The models sashayed down the runway, strutting abreast to showcase the latest fashion trends.

1. Why did the scarecrow take a course on farming? To stay abreast of the latest agricultural practices!

2. As the goddess of wisdom, Athena was always abreast of the latest developments in the mythological world.

3. Superheroes like Iron Man are always abreast of the latest technological advancements to combat evil forces.

4. In the land of wizards and dragons, the wise sorcerer is abreast of the ancient spells and mystical knowledge of the fantasy realm.