soft-footed (Meaning)
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soft-footed (s)
sound of quiet gentle steps
Synonyms & Antonyms of soft-footed
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soft-footed Sentence Examples
- The soft-footed cat crept silently through the undergrowth, its presence masked by its delicate steps.
- The burglar's soft-footed movements allowed him to enter the house undetected.
- The thief's soft-footed approach enabled him to steal the priceless artifact without leaving a trace.
- The assassin's soft-footed stride carried him towards his target, his presence unknown until it was too late.
- The cunning spy used soft-footed maneuvers to infiltrate the enemy's camp without raising suspicion.
- The hunter's soft-footed pursuit of the antelope allowed him to get close enough for a clean shot.
- The soft-footed ballerina danced across the stage, her movements fluid and graceful.
- The soft-footed toddler took his first steps, his feet barely making a sound on the carpet.
- The soft-footed dog approached the sleeping owner, hoping to avoid disturbing him.
- The soft-footed messenger delivered the urgent message without waking the sleeping recipient.
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sound of quiet gentle steps
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The soft-footed cat crept silently through the undergrowth, its presence masked by its delicate steps.
The burglar's soft-footed movements allowed him to enter the house undetected.
The thief's soft-footed approach enabled him to steal the priceless artifact without leaving a trace.
The assassin's soft-footed stride carried him towards his target, his presence unknown until it was too late.
