0 past simple and past participle of pave --
1 to cover an area of ground with a hard, flat surface of pieces of stone, concrete, or bricks: --
This avenue is paved with spiritual and moral demands on the ways in which persons conduct themselves.
These paved the way for development of the sector.
This must have paved the way for social change and thus a change in attitudes conducive to fertility control.
Visitors to the embassy: the gatehouse leads to the paved entrance court around which the embassy and residence are arranged.
This paved the way for legitimate privatization, beginning in the 1920s.
Roads were still very poor, and paved inter-urban highways simply did not exist.
Finally, to some extent, broader development tools such as primary schools, paved roads, higher wages and overall development complement the above approaches.
Such investigations paved the way for the development of the constructivist approach to identity, which gained headway in the 1980s.
