fleet-foot Antonyms
Strongest:
- leisurely
- dragging
- crawling
- languid
- languid
- laggard
- plodding
- slow
- deliberate
- plodding
- slow
- crawling
- deliberate
- unhurried
- poky
- pokey
- leisurely
- unhurried
- sluggish
- sluggish
- pokey
- laggard
- poky
- dragging
Strong:
- dawdling
- dillydallying
- late
- dallying
- measured
- measured
- late
- dawdling
- dillydallying
- slowish
- dallying
- lingering
- dilatory
- dilatory
- tardy
- lingering
- slowish
- tardy
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- hasty
- hurried
- splitting
- lightning
- nippy
- flying
- rattling
- accelerated
- breakneck
- dizzy
- breathless
- snappy
- whirlwind
- rapid-fire
- fleet
- hot
- blistering
- zippy
Weak:
Meaning of fleet-foot
Webster
fleet-foot (a.)
Swift of foot.
fleet-foot Sentence Examples
- The fleet-foot gazelle darted across the open plain, its graceful strides carrying it away from danger.
- The nimble thief was fleet-foot, disappearing into the labyrinthine streets before the pursuers could catch up.
- The scout ran fleet-foot to deliver the urgent message to the commander.
- The athlete's fleet-foot carried him to victory in the hundred-meter dash.
- The ballerina's fleet-foot steps created an enchanting illusion of weightlessness.
- The fox outfoxed its pursuers with its fleet-foot, weaving through the thick undergrowth.
- The hiker's fleet-foot guided him up the treacherous mountain trail with ease.
- The child's fleet-foot skipped through the meadow, delighting in the freedom of motion.
- The runner's fleet-foot propelled him forward, breaking the tape at the finish line.
- The warrior's fleet-foot carried him into battle, his agility and speed unmatched.
FAQs About the word fleet-foot
Swift of foot.
brisk, galloping, fast, quick, swift, speedy,rapid, hasty, hurried, splitting
leisurely, dragging, crawling, languid, languid, laggard, plodding,slow, deliberate, plodding
The fleet-foot gazelle darted across the open plain, its graceful strides carrying it away from danger.
The nimble thief was fleet-foot, disappearing into the labyrinthine streets before the pursuers could catch up.
The scout ran fleet-foot to deliver the urgent message to the commander.
The athlete's fleet-foot carried him to victory in the hundred-meter dash.
