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go on foot

VERB

traipse

Synonyms

STRONGEST

amble lumber meander plod prance roam stroll strut trudge wander

STRONG

ambulate gad hike march pace parade promenade rove shuffle step stride tour traverse trek troop

WEAK

knock about take a walk travel on foot

Antonyms

STRONGEST

go direct run tiptoe

STRONG

stay

VERB

walk

Synonyms

STRONGEST

amble escort go hike lead parade race roam run saunter shuffle step stride stroll strut trek trudge wander

STRONG

advance ambulate canter exercise file foot leg locomote lumber march meander pace pad patrol perambulate plod prance promenade rove scuff shamble slog stalk stump toddle tour traipse tramp traverse tread troop

WEAK

hit the road hoof it knock about take a walk travel on foot wend one's way

Antonyms

STRONGEST

lose obey stay stop

STRONG

ignore tiptoe

Example Sentences

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Al Aqsa Martyrs Hospital was only eight miles away, but he had to go on foot after being unable to find a ride.

From Los Angeles Times • Nov. 27, 2023

Readers can tag along with Meghji by Amazonian riverboat, follow in the footsteps of jungle Jesuits or go on foot into the high-altitude Potosí silver mines that enriched an empire.

From Washington Post • May 19, 2022

Add it all up, and Americans who in 1870 would rarely travel farther than they could go on foot or horseback could suddenly range much more widely.

From New York Times • May 13, 2016

I couldn't go on foot patrol in Afghanistan.

From BBC • Sep. 7, 2012

“Sorry, Bella, we have to go on foot from here.”

From "Twilight" by Stephenie Meyer

go on foot

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