verb

stride

to walk with long steps

He strode confidently into the room.

He strode confidently into the room.

She strode across the stage to accept her award.

She strode across the stage to accept her award.

((adverbial)) to stride ((adverbially)) He strode confidently across the room.

((prepositional phrase)) to stride ((across/into/out of sth.)) She strode out of the office.

Synonyms: march, pace, stalk; Antonyms: amble, shuffle

From Old English 'strīdan' (to walk, contend). Related to German 'streiten' (to contend).

Imagine taking a long 'ride' with your legs, making a big 'st-ride'.

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