passuses (Meaning)

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passuses (pl.)

of Passus

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The runner completed the first few passuses of the marathon with ease.
The horse's passuses were long and graceful, carrying its rider swiftly across the countryside.
The ancient Roman soldiers marched in precise passuses, their footsteps echoing through the streets.
The hiker stumbled over a loose rock, breaking the rhythm of his passuses.
The dancer's passuses were fluid and expressive, conveying a story through movement.
The child's small passuses were a testament to their growing independence.
The passuses of the marching band were synchronized and powerful, creating a stirring spectacle.
The ballet dancer's passuses were highly technical, showcasing years of training.
The passuses of the thief were stealthy and calculated, allowing them to evade capture.
The passuses of the weary traveler were slow and labored, each step bringing them closer to their destination.

of Passus

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The runner completed the first few passuses of the marathon with ease.

The horse's passuses were long and graceful, carrying its rider swiftly across the countryside.

The ancient Roman soldiers marched in precise passuses, their footsteps echoing through the streets.

The hiker stumbled over a loose rock, breaking the rhythm of his passuses.