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Walking Definition & Meaning

1. Walking - the act of moving on foot at a moderate pace.

Example: She enjoys walking in the park every morning.

2. Ambulation - the act of walking, especially for therapeutic purposes.

Example: The doctor recommended ambulation as part of the patient's recovery.

3. Strolling - walking in a leisurely or relaxed manner.

Example: They spent the afternoon strolling along the beach.

4. Striding - walking with long, purposeful steps.

Example: He strode confidently into the meeting room.

5. Trekking - a long, arduous journey on foot, often in a wilderness or remote area.

Example: They spent a week trekking through the mountains.

Examples of the word walking used in sentences.

  • Maria prefers walking to work instead of taking the bus.
  • They were walking hand in hand along the beach, watching the sunset.
  • Walking your dog daily is important for its health and happiness.
  • He was walking home from the market when it started raining.
  • She enjoys walking in the park every morning.
  • My aunt fell down while walking on a slippery sidewalk.
  • Walking is a great way to relieve stress and anxiety.
  • My doctor suggested I start walking for 30 minutes every day.
  • I spotted several colorful flowers while walking along the trail.
  • I enjoy walking in the park during the weekends.
  • Every morning, I take my dog for a walk around the neighborhood.
  • Walking along the beach at sunset is one of the most peaceful experiences I can think of.
  • Walking is a great way to improve your health and fitness.
  • To get to the train station, it's faster to walk than to take a taxi during rush hour.
  • I enjoy walking through the park, especially during the fall when the leaves change colors.
  • "After a long day of work, I enjoy unwinding by taking a leisurely walk through the park."
  • "Walking is a great way to improve cardiovascular health and reduce stress levels."
  • "One of my favorite childhood memories is walking hand in hand with my grandfather through the woods near his house."
  • "I remember walking for hours on end during my trip to Paris, taking in all of the beautiful sights and sounds of the city."
  • "Despite the rain, we decided to go ahead with our morning walking tour of the city, and ended up having a fantastic time."
  • Walking through the historic district, I couldn't help but marvel at the stunning architecture.
  • I always find walking along the beach to be a peaceful and rejuvenating experience.
  • Walking on the cobblestone streets of Europe, I soaked up the vibrant culture and atmosphere.
  • The doctor recommended regular walking as a way to improve my cardiovascular health.
  • Despite the heavy rain, I enjoyed the refreshing feeling of walking in the park.
  • As the CEO of a large corporation, John often found himself walking a tightrope between balancing the company's bottom line and its social responsibility.
  • After spending months cooped up in her apartment, Jennifer felt a newfound appreciation for the simple pleasure of walking in the park.
  • Despite the pouring rain and gusty winds, the team of first responders refused to be deterred from walking through the debris-strewn streets to reach the victims of the earthquake.
  • As the end of the year approached, Sarah made a conscious effort to slow down and appreciate the little things, like the crunch of leaves underfoot while walking in the park.
  • As an experienced guide, Miguel knew that the most important rule of walking in the wilderness was to always be prepared for the unexpected.
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