footing (up) (Meaning)
footing (up)
to make a total of (as the cost), to amount to when added or reckoned, a lifting of the foot by a scrummager in rugby before the ball is fairly in the scrummage
Synonyms & Antonyms of footing (up)
footing (up) Sentence Examples
- They struggled to find a solid footing on the treacherous mountain trail.
- The horse lost its footing and stumbled on the wet pavement.
- The dancer moved with impeccable precision, maintaining perfect footing throughout the performance.
- The construction crew used plywood to create a stable footing for the heavy machinery.
- The team worked tirelessly to establish a secure footing on the slippery rock face.
- Despite the slippery conditions, the hiker maintained his footing and continued upwards.
- The child regained footing after tripping and falling on the uneven ground.
- The tree's roots provided a solid footing for the bird as it perched on a branch.
- The athlete's footing slipped on the loose gravel, causing him to fall.
- The climber struggled to find a suitable footing on the steep cliff face.
FAQs About the word footing (up)
to make a total of (as the cost), to amount to when added or reckoned, a lifting of the foot by a scrummager in rugby before the ball is fairly in the scrummage
casting (up), adding, putting together, totting (up), toting (up),subtracting, working out, totaling, calculating, summating
No antonyms found.
They struggled to find a solid footing on the treacherous mountain trail.
The horse lost its footing and stumbled on the wet pavement.
The dancer moved with impeccable precision, maintaining perfect footing throughout the performance.
The construction crew used plywood to create a stable footing for the heavy machinery.
