path

path /ˈpæθ/ Brit /ˈpɑːθ/ noun
plural paths /ˈpæðz/ Brit /ˈpɑːðz/
path
/ˈpæθ/ Brit /ˈpɑːθ/
noun
plural paths /ˈpæðz/ Brit /ˈpɑːðz/
Britannica Dictionary definition of PATH
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1 
a  : a track that is made by people or animals walking over the ground
b  : a track that is specially made for people to walk or ride on — see also bridle path
2 
: the area in front of someone or something that is moving
— see also flight path
3 
: a way of living or proceeding that leads to something
— see also primrose path at primrose

beat a path

— see 1beat

cross paths

— see 2cross

lead someone down/up the garden path

— see 1lead

off the beaten path

— see beaten

take/follow the path of least resistance

— see resistance