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Often used in the same context:
groove,
rhythm,
gallop,
composure,
canter,
pace,
breather,
giddyup,
swing,
cue,
paydirt,
advantage,
comfort zone,
momentum,
toes,
unawares,
upfield,
bounce,
purple patch,
giddyap,
poise,
homestretch,
gait,
sprinting,
steps,
progressions,
swagger,
aplomb,
hopple,
ball,
knack,
chin,
liking,
coasting,
outleap,
downcourt,
jukes,
trot,
downfield,
rut,
footwork,
tiring,
grasp,
path,
stutter,
tempo,
piaffe,
scruff,
sidewards,
revel,
downswing,
impulsion,
stagger,
streaking,
shinpad,
sighter,
jab,
footing,
solace,
forty winks,
windup,
fluster,
fluidness,
grind,
distance,
waltzing,
slipstream,
waggles,
lumps,
handoff,
moonball,
loosener,
dribble,
forte,
worldbeater,
heights,
schneid,
gamely,
inswing,
reins,
spry,
backseat,
leap,
evasive action,
skiddy,
brunt,
cadence,
athletism,
ascendancy,
throttle,
nosedive,
headpin,
pacesetter,
nose dive,
pirouette,
umbrage,
bite,
cruising,
tentativeness,
antonius pius,
cusp,
strides,
tread,
sweeps,
gulp,
heave,
sweep,
draw,
leaps,
jump,
paces,
pull,
push,
run,
shuffle,
stretch,
strokes,
surge,
pulse,
interval,
vary,
burst,
octave,
shortened,
stroke,
abscissa,
adjust,
adjustable,
bipedal,
indicate,
longer,
loudness,
mean,
median,
minimum,
mitotic,
nominal,
preset
More specific:
troop
Appears in the definition of:
festination,
gallop,
high-stepped,
in stride,
lilting,
mannish,
march,
pace,
rising trot,
smooth,
yard
Part of:
walk,
walking
More general:
advancement,
cover,
cross,
cut across,
cut through,
get across,
get over,
indefinite quantity,
pass over,
progress,
step,
track,
traverse,
walk
Synonyms:
footstep,
march,
pace,
step,
tread
Also try:
— Adjectives for stride:
long,
great,
full,
giant,
easy,
single,
rapid,
quick,
forward,
longer,
big,
more...
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