cantering Sentence Examples
- The horse and its rider were smoothly cantering around the training ring.
- The rhythmic beat of hooves echoed through the valley as the horses cantered along the trail.
- She enjoyed the sensation of freedom as they cantered across the open field.
- The equestrian gracefully guided her horse, seamlessly transitioning from a walk to a canter.
- With each cantering stride, the horse's muscles flexed beneath its glossy coat.
- They spent the afternoon cantering through the rolling hills, reveling in the beauty of the countryside.
- As the sun set, the silhouette of horses cantering along the horizon was a breathtaking sight.
- The instructor observed as the students practiced cantering, offering guidance and encouragement.
- With a light touch of the reins, the rider encouraged her horse to maintain a steady canter.
- The cantering rhythm of the horses' movements created a sense of harmony between rider and mount.
cantering Meaning
cantering (a)
riding at a gait between a trot and a gallop
cantering (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Canter
Synonyms & Antonyms of cantering
Synonyms:
- hoofing-it-
- breezing
- pattering
- pelting
- bustling
- legging-it-
- scuttling
- blasting
- rocketing
- whirling
- buzzing
- hieing
- barrelling
- shooting
- blowing
- bowling
- bombing
- hotfooting-it-
- scurrying
- haring
- stepping-along-
- footing-it-
- ripping
- whisking
- cannonballing
- hustling
- ramming
- nipping
- hying
- jetting
- scooting
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word cantering
riding at a gait between a trot and a gallopof Canter
loping, galloping, leaping, sprinting, springing, bounding, skipping, trotting, rushing, jogging
ambling, crawling, dragging, sauntering, shuffling, crawling, lingering, sauntering, strolling, creeping
The horse and its rider were smoothly cantering around the training ring.
The rhythmic beat of hooves echoed through the valley as the horses cantered along the trail.
She enjoyed the sensation of freedom as they cantered across the open field.
The equestrian gracefully guided her horse, seamlessly transitioning from a walk to a canter.
