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Meanings of footsure in English
Synonyms
Examples for "surefooted"
Examples for "surefooted"
1
Although the night was dark, the roadbed was firm and Midnight surefooted.
2
Twenty-five years' experience on the social ladder had made her exceedingly surefooted.
3
Down leaped Shadowfax, like a deer that runs surefooted in the mountains.
4
Harris's surefooted and confident approach to the campaign contributed to it.
5
But as surefooted as goats are those horses of the hills.
1
With rein and voice he urged the sure-footed pony across the ice.
2
His pace was swift and sure-footed, even without benefit of a lantern.
3
There's no doubt the S60 is safe, sure-footed and predictable to drive.
4
He helped his team-mates, covered his patch and was sure-footed and careful.
5
This is a disposition not entirely favourable to painstaking and sure-footed reform.
Usage of footsure in English
1
He climbed impossible trees nimbly, footsure and fearless.
2
Vekic, winner at Nottingham last year and a semi-finalist there last month, looked more footsure and aggressive, serving powerfully and forcing her opponent into errors.