footpath (Meaning)

Wordnet

footpath (n)

a trodden path

Webster

A narrow path or way for pedestrains only; a footway.

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.

a trodden pathA narrow path or way for pedestrains only; a footway.

trail, path, pathway, passageway, street,road, walkway, route, track, towpath

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.