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adjective Fast, nimble, or stealthy on one's feet. Example sentencesExamples - He feathers the stage with his tap-dancing, which is of the light-footed fusillade school.
- When I wrote that song I didn't want to make light-footed songs anymore.
Synonyms nimble, light on one's feet, agile, deft, graceful, lithe, spry, sprightly, light of foot, limber, lissom, acrobatic swift, fast, quick, quick-moving informal twinkle-toed, nippy literary fleet of foot, fleet-footed
Derivatives adverb I particularly liked the ease with which the V6 petrol automatic light-footedly stepped its way through city traffic. Example sentencesExamples - We had danced, light-footedly gliding over the floor, my hands white against his black tunic.
- With a good pair of snowshoes and some snow, you can walk and hike light-footedly in places you wouldn't imagine during the summer months among the mud, rocks, and underbrush.
- He is striding light-footedly and in high spirits towards a victorious golden and peaceful white future.
- Neatly and light-footedly, it bridges the gap between the millennium projects we have got to date, and those many of us have dreamed of.
Rhymes barefooted, club-footed, splay-footed, sure-footed, wrong-footed adjectiveˈlaɪt ˈˌfʊdədˈlīt ˈˌfo͝odəd Fast, nimble, or stealthy on one's feet. Example sentencesExamples - When I wrote that song I didn't want to make light-footed songs anymore.
- He feathers the stage with his tap-dancing, which is of the light-footed fusillade school.
Synonyms nimble, light on one's feet, agile, deft, graceful, lithe, spry, sprightly, light of foot, limber, lissom, acrobatic
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