heelpath Antonyms
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Meaning of heelpath
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heelpath (n.)
The bank of a canal opposite, and corresponding to, that of the towpath; berm.
heelpath Sentence Examples
- The heelpath of the basketball player's shoe was worn down from countless hours of practice.
- The hiker noticed that the heelpath of his boots was uneven, indicating that he was distributing his weight incorrectly.
- The podiatrist examined the heelpath of the patient's foot to diagnose the underlying cause of their plantar fasciitis.
- The shoe designer paid meticulous attention to the heelpath, ensuring that it provided optimal support and comfort.
- The heelpath of the high heels caused the wearer's feet to roll inward, resulting in discomfort and potential injuries.
- The running enthusiast analyzed the heelpath of her shoes to determine the optimal running technique.
- The physical therapist massaged the heelpath of the patient's foot to relieve tension and improve mobility.
- The heelpath of the horse's hoof revealed important information about its gait and hoof health.
- The archaeologist studied the heelpath of ancient footprints to gain insights into the behavior of early humans.
- The prosthetics designer incorporated advanced materials into the heelpath to improve the comfort and functionality of prosthetic feet.
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The bank of a canal opposite, and corresponding to, that of the towpath; berm.
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The heelpath of the basketball player's shoe was worn down from countless hours of practice.
The hiker noticed that the heelpath of his boots was uneven, indicating that he was distributing his weight incorrectly.
The podiatrist examined the heelpath of the patient's foot to diagnose the underlying cause of their plantar fasciitis.
The shoe designer paid meticulous attention to the heelpath, ensuring that it provided optimal support and comfort.
