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Meaning of pedaneous
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pedaneous (a.)
Going on foot; pedestrian.
pedaneous Sentence Examples
- The pedaneous nature of the argument rendered it easily dismissed.
- The accused had a pedaneous alibi that did not account for his whereabouts during the crime.
- The pedaneous evidence presented at the trial was insufficient to convict the defendant.
- The witness's testimony was highly pedaneous and contained several contradictions.
- The pedaneous nature of the survey results made them unreliable for decision-making.
- The politician's pedaneous rhetoric failed to resonate with voters.
- The writer's pedaneous prose made it difficult for readers to engage with the story.
- The pedaneous details in the report obscured the main points from view.
- The pedaneous rules imposed by the organization stifled creativity and innovation.
- The pedaneous pace of the meeting prevented participants from making progress.
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Going on foot; pedestrian.
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The pedaneous nature of the argument rendered it easily dismissed.
The accused had a pedaneous alibi that did not account for his whereabouts during the crime.
The pedaneous evidence presented at the trial was insufficient to convict the defendant.
The witness's testimony was highly pedaneous and contained several contradictions.
