struts Sentence Examples
- The majestic peacock strutted proudly, displaying its iridescent tail feathers.
- The flamboyant model strutted down the runway, captivating the audience with her poise.
- The arrogant man strutted into the room, radiating confidence.
- The injured bird strutted with difficulty, its wing damaged.
- The pompous general strutted around the battlefield, oblivious to the danger.
- The pompous turkey strutted and gobbled, attracting the attention of the farm animals.
- The proud rooster strutted in the barnyard, crowing loudly to assert its dominance.
- The elderly woman strutted down the street with a cane, her back straight and her head held high.
- The wrestler strutted into the ring, his muscles bulging and his eyes filled with determination.
- The hummingbird strutted among the flowers, its tiny wings buzzing rapidly.
struts Meaning
struts
arrogant behavior, to become turgid, a pompous step or walk, to walk in a stiff proud way, a bar or brace to resist pressure in the direction of its length, a strutting step or walk, to parade (as clothes) with a show of pride, to display one's best work, to walk with a proud gait, to parade (something, such as clothes) with a show of pride, a structural piece designed to resist pressure in the direction of its length, to walk with a pompous and affected air, to provide, stiffen, support, or hold apart with or as if with a strut
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arrogant behavior, to become turgid, a pompous step or walk, to walk in a stiff proud way, a bar or brace to resist pressure in the direction of its length, a s
prances, sashays, strides, swaggers,stalks, minces, shuffles,pads, steps, sweeps
curtains,masks, disguises, veils, conceals, hides,covers, camouflages, occludes, obscures
The majestic peacock strutted proudly, displaying its iridescent tail feathers.
The flamboyant model strutted down the runway, captivating the audience with her poise.
The arrogant man strutted into the room, radiating confidence.
The injured bird strutted with difficulty, its wing damaged.
