footpath Antonyms
Meaning of footpath
Wordnet
footpath (n)
a trodden path
Webster
footpath (n.)
A narrow path or way for pedestrains only; a footway.
footpath Sentence Examples
- The narrow footpath wound its way through the dense undergrowth, leading hikers to a hidden waterfall.
- As the elderly couple strolled along the paved footpath, they reminisced about their youthful adventures.
- The footpath was well-maintained, lined with vibrant flower beds that greeted passersby with a burst of color.
- During the morning rush hour, the footpath was a crowded thoroughfare, filled with commuters heading to work.
- The children skipped and played along the footpath, their laughter echoing through the nearby park.
- The crumbling stones of the ancient footpath whispered tales of travelers who had passed by over the centuries.
- The footpath provided a safe and accessible route for pedestrians to navigate the busy city streets.
- The winding footpath led to a secluded meadow where wildflowers swayed gently in the breeze.
- After a heavy rainfall, the footpath became treacherous, turning into a muddy quagmire.
- The footpath was illuminated by streetlights, ensuring safe passage for those traveling at night.
FAQs About the word footpath
a trodden pathA narrow path or way for pedestrains only; a footway.
pathway, path,trail, street, route,road, passageway, track, walkway, alley
No antonyms found.
The narrow footpath wound its way through the dense undergrowth, leading hikers to a hidden waterfall.
As the elderly couple strolled along the paved footpath, they reminisced about their youthful adventures.
The footpath was well-maintained, lined with vibrant flower beds that greeted passersby with a burst of color.
During the morning rush hour, the footpath was a crowded thoroughfare, filled with commuters heading to work.
