noun
- In baseball, the path or route that a runner must follow between bases, typically the direct line connecting consecutive bases.
- In computing, the root directory or primary directory path from which other file paths are derived or referenced.
Usage: sports; baseball
Usage: computing; technical
Examples
- The runner stayed within the basepath while sprinting toward second base.
- A fielder may block the basepath only if he is attempting to catch a thrown ball.
- The application uses a basepath variable to locate configuration files.
- You must set the correct basepath in the configuration file for the system to find resources.
- The runner was called out for running outside the basepath to avoid the tag.
- The web server's basepath determines where all relative URLs are resolved from.