strode
word · lemma: stride
Definition
A past tense of 'stride'; to walk with long, confident steps, often in a purposeful or energetic way.
Usage & Nuances
'Strode' is literary/formal and describes walking with purpose and strength, not just walking fast. Common with feelings like determination or confidence. Not used for casual, slow, or uncertain movement.
Spanish: caminó a grandes zancadasPortuguese (BR): caminhou a passos largosPortuguese (PT): caminhou a passos largosChinese (Simplified): 大步走Chinese (Traditional): 大步走Hindi: तेज क़दमों से चलाArabic: مشى بخطوات واسعة
Example Sentences
She strode across the room with confidence.
basic
The man strode down the street quickly.
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She strode into the office without hesitation.
basic
He strode past us as if he owned the place.
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Without saying a word, she strode out of the meeting.
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John strode right up to the stage and started talking.
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