Commutes

Part of speech: verb

Definitions

1. To regularly travel to and from a place of employment
2. To move habitually between home and a job location
3. Makes a regular journey between one's residence and workplace

Etymology: This is the third-person singular present form of "commute", which English borrowed from Latin "commūtō", meaning to change or exchange. The verb was shortened from "commutation ticket", a railway or streetcar pass that allowed repeated rides over a period such as a month for one prepaid sum, so it now describes the daily trip that such a pass made possible.

Synonyms: travels, journeys, transports, shuttles, transits

Antonyms: stays, remains, settles, lives, halts