Definition of sure-footed in English:

sure-footed

adjective ˌsɔːˈfʊtɪdˈʃʊ(ə)r fʊdəd

1Unlikely to stumble or slip.
tough, sure-footed hill ponies
Example sentencesExamples
- The sure-footed animal was easily kept and many a child owed its life to the milk of the humble goat.
- In one of the many smugly tended, overpriced noodle shops we met Bob, a guide as sure-footed as a mountain goat.
- The footpath surface, rather the lack of it, can hamper even the most sure-footed of the city's pedestrians.
- Leaving their overnight camp by the riverbed, they turn their sure-footed local steeds toward the steep, rocky outline of the Spur.
- The unpaved roads into Avante are so rough, the local police use sure-footed horses on their patrols.
- Like all our horses, my mount Brown is superbly fit and sure-footed.
- The famous hardy and sure-footed Basotho ponies can take visitors into areas not accessible by road.
- Once sure-footed, their step is now a confused, uncertain stagger, like a drunk slaloming from house to house in searching for his own front door.
1. 1.1 Confident and competent.
  the challenges of the 1990s demand a responsible and sure-footed government
  Example sentencesExamples
  I will shine the lantern along your path so you feel confident and sure-footed with each step you take.
  Let your character be more self-reliant, sure-footed, sharper.
  These are sure-footed lyrics, confidently placed in their musical context, and telling their stories by phrasing just as much as the words.
  On average, the Bush campaign has been more sure-footed, but both sides have had stumbles.

Derivatives

sure-footedly

adverb

Butler guides readers sure-footedly through the immensely difficult terrain of these rapidly transforming societies.
Example sentencesExamples
- He then turned, ignoring Brant's look of disapproval, and carried her sure-footedly inside.
- More often than not, Martin manages to land sure-footedly but still sprinting.
- His deliberately understated portrait of Eton, carefully crafted to be accurate but not so arcane as to alienate readers from other schools, set the Dance sequence sure-footedly on its path.
- We're calling it a reported essay - something that distills reporting and presents it sure-footedly.

sure-footedness

nounˌʃʊəˈfʊtɪdnəsˌʃɔːˈfʊtɪdnəs

Even following this approach there are plenty of wrong turns one could take - wrong turns that, with a remarkable sure-footedness, Zanker deftly avoids.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is just the opposite - a sense of sure-footedness and balance that is often the defining trait of people of great character and impeccable integrity.
- In performance, the Touareg can tackle gradients up to 100 percent - and it has the sure-footedness to navigate lateral slope angles as high as 45 degrees.
- It's not too difficult to guess that the heron's lack of sure-footedness reflects Denerley's current state of mind.
- There are handrails on each side of the radar arch and on the side of the windshield but moving from the cockpit to the foredeck requires sure-footedness and shouldn't be attempted while under way.

Rhymes

barefooted, club-footed, light-footed, splay-footed, wrong-footed

Definition of sure-footed in US English:

sure-footed

adjectiveˈSHo͝o(ə)r fo͝odədˈʃʊ(ə)r fʊdəd

1Unlikely to stumble or slip.
tough, sure-footed ponies
Example sentencesExamples
- Leaving their overnight camp by the riverbed, they turn their sure-footed local steeds toward the steep, rocky outline of the Spur.
- The famous hardy and sure-footed Basotho ponies can take visitors into areas not accessible by road.
- The unpaved roads into Avante are so rough, the local police use sure-footed horses on their patrols.
- The footpath surface, rather the lack of it, can hamper even the most sure-footed of the city's pedestrians.
- In one of the many smugly tended, overpriced noodle shops we met Bob, a guide as sure-footed as a mountain goat.
- The sure-footed animal was easily kept and many a child owed its life to the milk of the humble goat.
- Once sure-footed, their step is now a confused, uncertain stagger, like a drunk slaloming from house to house in searching for his own front door.
- Like all our horses, my mount Brown is superbly fit and sure-footed.
1. 1.1 Confident and competent.
  the challenges of the 1990s demand a responsible and sure-footed government
  Example sentencesExamples
  Let your character be more self-reliant, sure-footed, sharper.
  I will shine the lantern along your path so you feel confident and sure-footed with each step you take.
  On average, the Bush campaign has been more sure-footed, but both sides have had stumbles.
  These are sure-footed lyrics, confidently placed in their musical context, and telling their stories by phrasing just as much as the words.

单词	sure-footed
释义	Definition of sure-footed in English: sure-footed adjective ˌsɔːˈfʊtɪdˈʃʊ(ə)r fʊdəd 1Unlikely to stumble or slip. tough, sure-footed hill ponies Example sentencesExamples The sure-footed animal was easily kept and many a child owed its life to the milk of the humble goat. In one of the many smugly tended, overpriced noodle shops we met Bob, a guide as sure-footed as a mountain goat. The footpath surface, rather the lack of it, can hamper even the most sure-footed of the city's pedestrians. Leaving their overnight camp by the riverbed, they turn their sure-footed local steeds toward the steep, rocky outline of the Spur. The unpaved roads into Avante are so rough, the local police use sure-footed horses on their patrols. Like all our horses, my mount Brown is superbly fit and sure-footed. The famous hardy and sure-footed Basotho ponies can take visitors into areas not accessible by road. Once sure-footed, their step is now a confused, uncertain stagger, like a drunk slaloming from house to house in searching for his own front door. 1.1 Confident and competent. the challenges of the 1990s demand a responsible and sure-footed government Example sentencesExamples I will shine the lantern along your path so you feel confident and sure-footed with each step you take. Let your character be more self-reliant, sure-footed, sharper. These are sure-footed lyrics, confidently placed in their musical context, and telling their stories by phrasing just as much as the words. On average, the Bush campaign has been more sure-footed, but both sides have had stumbles. Derivatives sure-footedly adverb Butler guides readers sure-footedly through the immensely difficult terrain of these rapidly transforming societies. Example sentencesExamples He then turned, ignoring Brant's look of disapproval, and carried her sure-footedly inside. More often than not, Martin manages to land sure-footedly but still sprinting. His deliberately understated portrait of Eton, carefully crafted to be accurate but not so arcane as to alienate readers from other schools, set the Dance sequence sure-footedly on its path. We're calling it a reported essay - something that distills reporting and presents it sure-footedly. sure-footedness nounˌʃʊəˈfʊtɪdnəsˌʃɔːˈfʊtɪdnəs Even following this approach there are plenty of wrong turns one could take - wrong turns that, with a remarkable sure-footedness, Zanker deftly avoids. Example sentencesExamples It is just the opposite - a sense of sure-footedness and balance that is often the defining trait of people of great character and impeccable integrity. In performance, the Touareg can tackle gradients up to 100 percent - and it has the sure-footedness to navigate lateral slope angles as high as 45 degrees. It's not too difficult to guess that the heron's lack of sure-footedness reflects Denerley's current state of mind. There are handrails on each side of the radar arch and on the side of the windshield but moving from the cockpit to the foredeck requires sure-footedness and shouldn't be attempted while under way. Rhymes barefooted, club-footed, light-footed, splay-footed, wrong-footed Definition of sure-footed in US English: sure-footed adjectiveˈSHo͝o(ə)r fo͝odədˈʃʊ(ə)r fʊdəd 1Unlikely to stumble or slip. tough, sure-footed ponies Example sentencesExamples Leaving their overnight camp by the riverbed, they turn their sure-footed local steeds toward the steep, rocky outline of the Spur. The famous hardy and sure-footed Basotho ponies can take visitors into areas not accessible by road. The unpaved roads into Avante are so rough, the local police use sure-footed horses on their patrols. The footpath surface, rather the lack of it, can hamper even the most sure-footed of the city's pedestrians. In one of the many smugly tended, overpriced noodle shops we met Bob, a guide as sure-footed as a mountain goat. The sure-footed animal was easily kept and many a child owed its life to the milk of the humble goat. Once sure-footed, their step is now a confused, uncertain stagger, like a drunk slaloming from house to house in searching for his own front door. Like all our horses, my mount Brown is superbly fit and sure-footed. 1.1 Confident and competent. the challenges of the 1990s demand a responsible and sure-footed government Example sentencesExamples Let your character be more self-reliant, sure-footed, sharper. I will shine the lantern along your path so you feel confident and sure-footed with each step you take. On average, the Bush campaign has been more sure-footed, but both sides have had stumbles. These are sure-footed lyrics, confidently placed in their musical context, and telling their stories by phrasing just as much as the words.
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