heavy-footed (Meaning)

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heavy-footed (a)

(of movement) lacking ease or lightness

No weak antonyms found.

The heavy-footed hikers trudged through the dense forest, their boots weighing them down.
The elephant's heavy footfall shook the ground, causing the trees to tremble.
The clumsy waitress's heavy-footed steps echoed throughout the crowded restaurant.
The soldiers marched in a heavy-footed rhythm, their boots pounding the pavement.
The heavy-footed pedestrian stumbled and fell, blocking the sidewalk.
The heavy-footed piano movers carried the instrument up the narrow staircase, grunting with effort.
The heavy-footed dancer's steps lacked grace, but they were undeniably powerful.
The heavy-footed horse clopped along the cobblestone street, its hooves leaving deep imprints.
The heavy-footed child crashed through the toys strewn across the living room floor.
The condemned man walked towards the gallows with heavy-footed steps, his heart pounding in his chest.

(of movement) lacking ease or lightness

slow-footed, lingering, loitering, ambling, shuffling, lethargic,plodding, deliberate, tarrying, lounging

swift, meteoric, hasty, racing, fast, speeding, quick, flying, rushing, breathless

The heavy-footed hikers trudged through the dense forest, their boots weighing them down.

The elephant's heavy footfall shook the ground, causing the trees to tremble.

The clumsy waitress's heavy-footed steps echoed throughout the crowded restaurant.

The soldiers marched in a heavy-footed rhythm, their boots pounding the pavement.