taking a walk (Meaning)
taking a walk
to go away
Synonyms & Antonyms of taking a walk
Synonyms:
- going off
- quitting
- moving
- clearing out
- bailing
- going
- buzzing (off)
- packing (up or off)
- stepping (along)
- beating it
- pushing on
- evacuating
- departing
- getting off
- taking off
- pushing off
- pulling out
- clearing off
- cutting out
- digging out
- shoving (off)
- running along
- walking out
- bailing out
- peeling off
- bugging out
- sallying (forth)
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- withdrawing
- fleeing
- booking
- starting
- buggering off
- striking out
- getting out
- pulling stakes
- pulling up stakes
- vamoosing
- retiring
- hitting the road
- going out
- stepping out
- escaping
- flying
- exiting
- skipping
- piking (out or off)
- parting
- setting out
- abandoning
- getting
- running away
- retreating
- taking a powder
- scarpering
- bugging off
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- emigrating
- mizzling
- scramming
- absconding
- vacating
- lighting out
- forsaking
- decamping
- scatting
- removing
- deserting
- adjourning
Antonyms:
taking a walk Sentence Examples
- Emily and her dog enjoyed taking a walk in the park every morning.
- The cool autumn breeze was refreshing as I took a walk through the nearby forest.
- The city streets were crowded as people took a walk during their lunch break.
- My grandfather has made it a daily habit of taking a walk after dinner.
- The children skipped and laughed as they took a walk home from school.
- Jane preferred to take a walk in the evening when the sun was setting.
- The doctor advised David to take a walk for at least 30 minutes each day.
- The scenic mountain trail was perfect for taking a walk and enjoying nature.
- Mary and her friends took a walk along the beach, collecting seashells and listening to the waves.
- As part of her fitness routine, Sarah went for a brisk walk every other day.
FAQs About the word taking a walk
to go away
going off, quitting,moving, clearing out, bailing, going, buzzing (off), packing (up or off), stepping (along), beating it
coming, remaining, arriving, lodging, dwelling, staying, nearing, abiding, settling, approaching
Emily and her dog enjoyed taking a walk in the park every morning.
The cool autumn breeze was refreshing as I took a walk through the nearby forest.
The city streets were crowded as people took a walk during their lunch break.
My grandfather has made it a daily habit of taking a walk after dinner.
