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walk
noun as in brief travel on foot
noun as in pathway
noun as in discipline
verb as in move along on foot
Strongest matches
amble, escort, go, hike, lead, parade, race, roam, run, saunter, shuffle, step, stride, stroll, strut, trek, trudge, wander
Strong matches
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 matches
go on foot, hit the road, hoof it, knock about, take a walk, travel on foot, wend one's way
Example Sentences
They walked away, effectively leaving the company under the control of its lenders.
Payne’s collaborator, music producer Sam Pounds, also walked back the release of the singer’s posthumous single “Do No Wrong” amid fan outcry.
The demographic change made it difficult for older people to live in Senboku-NT as neighborhood shops closed one after another, leaving frail older adults unable to maintain their daily life within walking distance.
That buys into the theory Guardiola’s ties to the City ownership are so strong he would not walk away if the worst was to become reality.
Starting out in Igneada, in the north of the country, he walked along a slippery, uneven trail for half a day, through dense forest and sharp shrubbery in the direction of Bulgaria.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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