stride (Meaning)
stride (n)
a step in walking or running
the distance covered by a step
significant progress (especially in the phrase `make strides')
stride (v)
walk with long steps
cover or traverse by taking long steps
Synonyms & Antonyms of stride
stride Sentence Examples
- The athlete strode confidently towards the finish line, his long strides eating up the distance.
- With every stride, the hiker climbed higher and higher into the towering mountains.
- The horse took long, graceful strides as it galloped across the open field.
- The CEO strode into the boardroom with authority, her every step exuding confidence.
- The toddler took tentative strides, holding onto his mother's hand for support.
- The runner's stride was efficient and effortless, conserving energy for the long race ahead.
- The model strutted down the catwalk with a deliberate stride, showcasing the latest designs.
- The child took giant strides through the puddles, giggling with joy.
- The marching band's stride was synchronized and precise, creating a stirring spectacle.
- The elderly gentleman took short, measured strides as he walked along the park path, savoring the fresh air.
FAQs About the word stride
a step in walking or running, the distance covered by a step, significant progress (especially in the phrase `make strides'), walk with long steps, cover or tra
march, parade, file, pace,step, stomp, perambulate, goose-step,tread, trudge
wander, stroll, wander,stroll, amble, meander, ramble, meander,ramble, amble
The athlete strode confidently towards the finish line, his long strides eating up the distance.
With every stride, the hiker climbed higher and higher into the towering mountains.
The horse took long, graceful strides as it galloped across the open field.
The CEO strode into the boardroom with authority, her every step exuding confidence.
