leg (it) Antonyms
Meaning of leg (it)
leg (it)
genuinely good, impressive, or capable of success, conforming to recognized principles or accepted rules and standards, accordant with law or with established legal forms and requirements, being exactly as intended or presented, legitimate, fair or reasonable, really, actually, being an actual example of something specified
leg (it) Sentence Examples
- The injured leg healed slowly, causing him discomfort for weeks.
- She placed her left leg carefully on the ground, avoiding the loose stones.
- The prosthetic leg gave him a new lease on life, allowing him to walk and run with ease.
- The long, slender legs of the dancer captivated the audience.
- The leg of lamb was roasted to perfection and served with mint sauce.
- The broken leg couldn't support his weight, requiring him to rely on crutches.
- The child's leg was stuck in the chair, making it impossible for her to move.
- The horse kicked its leg in protest, narrowly missing the rider.
- The table leg wobbled unsteadily, threatening to collapse.
- The leg of the jeans was too long, so she had to roll it up.
FAQs About the word leg (it)
genuinely good, impressive, or capable of success, conforming to recognized principles or accepted rules and standards, accordant with law or with established l
walk, tread, foot (it), wander, step, stroll, hoof (it), ambulate,pad, troop
criminal, unlawful,illegal, corrupt, illegitimate, illicit, wrong, bad, wrongful, evil
The injured leg healed slowly, causing him discomfort for weeks.
She placed her left leg carefully on the ground, avoiding the loose stones.
The prosthetic leg gave him a new lease on life, allowing him to walk and run with ease.
The long, slender legs of the dancer captivated the audience.
