feet Antonyms
Meaning of feet
feet (n. pl.)
See Foot.
feet (n.)
Fact; performance.
feet (pl.)
of Foot
feet Sentence Examples
- The dog ran to greet its owner with its tail wagging and its four feet making a pitter-patter sound on the tile floor.
- The little girl jumped up and down with excitement, her tiny feet barely touching the ground.
- The ballerina gracefully moved across the stage, her feet appearing to glide effortlessly over the polished floor.
- The hiker carefully placed his feet on the rocky terrain, making sure to maintain his balance and avoid slipping.
- The doctor examined the patient's feet, looking for any signs of injury or disease.
- The artist painted a detailed portrait of a person's face, paying special attention to the curve of the lips and the shape of the nose and eyes.
- The sculptor used clay to create a life-size statue, meticulously molding the figure's hands, feet, and facial features.
- The masseuse massaged the client's tired feet, providing relief from tension and pain.
- The runner pushed himself to the limit, straining every fiber of his body as he pounded the pavement with relentless determination.
- The elderly woman shuffled her feet along the sidewalk, her steps slow and unsteady.
FAQs About the word feet
See Foot., Fact; performance., of Foot
grounds, bases, basements, seats, beds, foundations,bottoms,bases, rock bottoms, underpinnings
vertices, heads, tops,heads, vertices, tops, peaks, meridians, climaxes, meridians
The dog ran to greet its owner with its tail wagging and its four feet making a pitter-patter sound on the tile floor.
The little girl jumped up and down with excitement, her tiny feet barely touching the ground.
The ballerina gracefully moved across the stage, her feet appearing to glide effortlessly over the polished floor.
The hiker carefully placed his feet on the rocky terrain, making sure to maintain his balance and avoid slipping.
