taking a hike (Meaning)
taking a hike
to go away
Synonyms & Antonyms of taking a hike
Synonyms:
- going
- running along
- taking off
- bailing
- buzzing (off)
- walking out
- digging out
- bailing out
- clearing out
- bugging out
- packing (up or off)
- moving
- beating it
- pulling out
- clearing off
- pushing on
- getting off
- departing
- stepping (along)
- cutting out
- pushing off
- going off
- peeling off
- sallying (forth)
- shoving (off)
- evacuating
- quitting
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- going out
- setting out
- flying
- piking (out or off)
- exiting
- skipping
- parting
- starting
- bugging off
- abandoning
- running away
- booking
- pulling up stakes
- getting
- stepping out
- vamoosing
- getting out
- retreating
- hitting the road
- fleeing
- retiring
- scarpering
- pulling stakes
- taking a powder
- buggering off
- withdrawing
- striking out
- escaping
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- mizzling
- vacating
- adjourning
- scramming
- removing
- deserting
- lighting out
- absconding
- emigrating
- forsaking
- scatting
- decamping
Antonyms:
taking a hike Sentence Examples
- The weekend warriors were taking a hike through the lush trails of the national park.
- As they took a hike, they marveled at the breathtaking scenery and towering redwoods.
- Taking a hike in the mountains was a refreshing way to escape the city's hustle and bustle.
- The family decided to take a hike along the coastal path, enjoying the sound of crashing waves.
- The camping enthusiasts spent the day taking a hike to find the perfect spot to set up their tents.
- The group of students embarked on a challenging hike to reach the summit of the mountain.
- Taking a hike in the wilderness was an opportunity for solitude and self-reflection.
- The seasoned hikers took a hike every weekend, exploring new trails and scenic viewpoints.
- The couple took a romantic hike through the enchanted forest, hand in hand.
- Taking a hike in the rainforest offered a glimpse into a vibrant and diverse ecosystem.
FAQs About the word taking a hike
to go away
going, running along, taking off, bailing, buzzing (off), walking out, digging out, bailing out, clearing out, bugging out
coming, arriving, remaining, showing up, dwelling, staying, nearing, settling, closing,turning up
The weekend warriors were taking a hike through the lush trails of the national park.
As they took a hike, they marveled at the breathtaking scenery and towering redwoods.
Taking a hike in the mountains was a refreshing way to escape the city's hustle and bustle.
The family decided to take a hike along the coastal path, enjoying the sound of crashing waves.
