high-stepped (Meaning)
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high-stepped (s)
having or moving with a high step
Synonyms & Antonyms of high-stepped
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high-stepped Sentence Examples
- The horses high-stepped proudly in the parade, their hooves pounding against the pavement.
- Despite the heavy armor, the knights high-stepped into battle, demonstrating their determination.
- The toddler high-stepped excitedly, kicking up her heels with delight.
- The showgirls high-stepped down the runway, their sequined gowns shimmering in the lights.
- With each step, the ballerina high-stepped effortlessly, her grace and precision captivating the audience.
- The showjumper's horse high-stepped over the tall fence, clearing it with inches to spare.
- The drum major high-stepped in front of the marching band, his baton twirling high above his head.
- The champion boxer high-stepped into the ring, his confidence radiating throughout the arena.
- The superhero high-stepped through the city, soaring over buildings with ease.
- The hiker high-stepped up the steep mountain trail, his legs burning with each ascent.
FAQs About the word high-stepped
having or moving with a high step
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The horses high-stepped proudly in the parade, their hooves pounding against the pavement.
Despite the heavy armor, the knights high-stepped into battle, demonstrating their determination.
The toddler high-stepped excitedly, kicking up her heels with delight.
The showgirls high-stepped down the runway, their sequined gowns shimmering in the lights.
