light-heeled (Meaning)
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light-heeled (a.)
Lively in walking or running; brisk; light-footed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of light-heeled
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light-heeled Sentence Examples
- The light-heeled dancer pirouetted effortlessly across the stage.
- With light-heeled steps, the spy swiftly infiltrated the enemy stronghold.
- The light-heeled runner sped away, leaving her rivals in her dust.
- The light-heeled child skipped merrily through the park, her laughter echoing through the air.
- The light-heeled thief tiptoed out of the mansion, his ill-gotten gains in tow.
- The light-heeled secretary flitted efficiently between desks, her every move graceful and precise.
- The light-heeled shopper browsed the boutiques, her purchases piling up in her arms.
- The light-heeled waitress navigated the crowded restaurant with ease, her trays overflowing with food and drinks.
- The light-heeled hiker ascended the mountain trail, her boots barely touching the ground.
- The light-heeled couple waltzed gracefully across the ballroom floor, their steps as light as air.
FAQs About the word light-heeled
Lively in walking or running; brisk; light-footed.
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No antonyms found.
The light-heeled dancer pirouetted effortlessly across the stage.
With light-heeled steps, the spy swiftly infiltrated the enemy stronghold.
The light-heeled runner sped away, leaving her rivals in her dust.
The light-heeled child skipped merrily through the park, her laughter echoing through the air.
