walking (Meaning)
walking (n)
the act of traveling by foot
walking (s)
close enough to be walked to
walking (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Walk
walking ()
a. & n. from Walk, v.
Synonyms & Antonyms of walking
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Synonyms:
- errant
- itinerant
- vagrant
- peripatetic
- nomad
- peregrine
- ambulant
- galavanting
- perambulatory
- roving
- nomadic
- gallivanting
- wayfaring
- vagabond
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walking Sentence Examples
- I enjoy walking along the beach, listening to the waves crashing ashore.
- The park offers beautiful hiking trails for those who love walking through nature.
- Walking is a great way to stay fit and clear your mind.
- I always walk my dog around the block in the evening.
- The elderly couple enjoyed walking hand-in-hand through the park.
- The children were walking home from school, chatting excitedly about their day.
- I'm planning on walking to work instead of driving to reduce my carbon footprint.
- The tour guide led us on a walking tour of the historic city center.
- I went for a long walk in the woods to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
- Walking is a low-impact exercise that is suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels.
FAQs About the word walking
the act of traveling by foot, close enough to be walked toof Walk, a. & n. from Walk, v.
strolling, drifting,sauntering, traipsing, ambulatory, migrant, ranging,rambling, migratory, wandering
settled, static, stationary, standing, stationary, static, settled,standing, immobile, motionless
I enjoy walking along the beach, listening to the waves crashing ashore.
The park offers beautiful hiking trails for those who love walking through nature.
Walking is a great way to stay fit and clear your mind.
I always walk my dog around the block in the evening.
