Striding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STRIDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• STRIDE, to walk with long steps
• walk with long, decisive steps in a specified direction
• walk about or along (a street or other place) with long, decisive steps
• cross (an obstacle) with one long step.
• bestride
NOUN:
• a long, decisive step
• the length of a step or manner of taking steps in walking or running
• a step or stage in progress towards an aim
• a good or regular rate of progress, especially after a slow or hesitant start
• trousers.
• denoting or relating to a rhythmic style of jazz piano playing in which the left hand alternately plays single bass notes on the downbeat and chords an octave higher on the upbeat
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• present participle of stride

Words related to STRIDING

stridden10 stride7 strides8 strode7

How to use STRIDING in a sentence

• It showed Cain striding along in the midst of a boundless desert, with his sons and their wives striding behind him, and their little children carried slung on poles.
• He is supposed to come out at sunset, like the foxes and the bats, and has been seen in the distance on bright moonlight nights striding over the Cotswold uplands.
• I guessed at once that many soldiers were passing by, and that upon striding to the door I should see another tragedy.
• Here was I striding along the platform of a very poorly lighted station.
• Two of the cowed but eager islanders were carrying her ladyship between them, Deppingham striding close behind in a position to catch her should she again lose consciousness.
• Nick, startled, whirled about just in time to see a stranger leap the hedge and come striding up the road.
• He knew that Tayoga and Willet would come, and, after a while, they appeared, striding eagerly through the forest.
• He was in fact striding along in the middle of the road when the horn of a motorcar coming close behind startled him.
• He had a deep voice and a tremendous striding gait less suggestive of a physician than of a sergeant of a cavalry troop.
• McTeague saw himself as another man, striding along over the sand and sagebrush.
• In the dim starlight we saw Keene striding toward us.
• He is striding onwards, lost in miserable thought, when suddenly footsteps, coming quickly towards him, rouse him.
• She crept to the window and saw his bent figure striding up the road in the moonlight.
• Striding in over the snow came a tall figure in an enveloping great coat, covered with white from head to foot, the face ruddy and smiling.
• Then he saw a carriage drive into the yard, and a few moments later a man In a long gray coat came striding across the lot toward him.
• In an instant Jesus was striding down the whole row.
• Striding slowly towards her, he rather reluctantly closed the book he had been reading, and placed it in his pocket.
• Then Mitha Baba flung her head, striding away from their puny fingers, and plunged into the river.
• Ten minutes later he was stepping from the elevator and striding down the office-building hall.
• A tall figure, with a waving headdress, came striding toward the children.
• The next instant he was striding over the grass to the gate.
• He reappeared, striding at her, and with a tumbler of water in his hand.
• She felt the touch of his lips, and then he had dropped her fingers and turned from her and was striding down the slope.
• We filed off due west, Murphy and Mount striding in the lead, the noise of the river below us on our left.
• In a transient gleam of moonlight she saw the two figures striding towards her.
• She hastened her steps to keep up with the boy striding along.
• When we were not studying time tables the Doctor was striding across the land, his Bible under his arm, myself in gasping haste at his side.
• Some great long-legged fellow, without ceremony or warning, came striding in at the window close to Lucy Tempest.
• Across the polished floor was a perceptible track, worn by hours of restless striding to and fro.
• When I, in turn, emerged into the passage, I saw him striding out of the inn.
• When Miss Greeby left the house and was striding down the street, Agnes for the third time took the letter from her pocket and studied every line of the writing.

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