Surefooted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUREFOOTED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not given to stumbling
• not likely to stumble, slip, or fall.
• proceeding surely; unerring: his surefooted pursuit of success.
• not liable to stumble or fall
• not liable to error in judgment or action
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not liable to stumble, fall, or err

Words related to SUREFOOTED

surefootedly19

Words that contain SUREFOOTED

surefootedly19 surefootedness18 surefootednesse19 surefootednesses20

How to use SUREFOOTED in a sentence

• He was so surefooted in the race that he forgot to be abashed for the moment and came bounding down by the apple-tree.
• They were prettily coloured, small, supple and sprightly, and so sure-footed that they made the most comic leaps and bounds.
• The poor hacks are generally tolerably sure-footed, but there are exceptions to this.
• Our course is to pick a way with the sure-footed beasts and keep the others back till the road has been tested.
• None but strong, determined, inspired men could have followed the pace set by the lithe, surefooted Selim.
• He liked to go with me, he said, because I was very sure-footed and could go wherever he did.
• One day in October he left his sheep, ran to the foot of the hill, and with the sure-footed agility of a mountain boy climbed the rocks and began the ascent of the tree.
• He was mounted on a raw-backed but sure-footed Cuban pony, and escorted by half a dozen ragged cavalrymen.
• He had too a white horse with black mane, sturdy and sure-footed, which he had ridden for many years.
• And thus it is, no doubt, that he is so full, and so clear, and so sure-footed, and so impressive, and so full of fellow-feeling in his treatment of this special complexion.
• She was particularly surefooted as a rule, her supple body balancing itself instinctively.
• They moved about as sure-footed and quick as sailors on their ship, and always on the alert.
• The track was very slippery, but my mule, though obstinate, was sure-footed, and we kept going.
• They will make him careful or his steps and sure-footed as the cat.
• Some were on horseback and some on the more sure-footed mules.
• The young man had noticed that she was as sure-footed as a mountain goat and that she could stand on the edge of a precipice without dizziness.
• It bounds with amazing agility over the steepest ground, and is wonderfully sure-footed over the most rocky hills.
• I was too fatigued to walk farther, and, besides, I had fallen so often that I felt he was more sure-footed than I.
• Down and down, step by step, cracking the stones with iron-shod hoofs, the gray stallion worked his perilous way, sure-footed as a mountain-sheep.
• The pony turned into the bridle-path that led down the bluff and the sure-footed beast picked his way carefully over the roots and stones.
• When they rode away together, the Indian ran back into the draw, mounted his pony and lashed it into a heavy, sure-footed gallop.
• He was taller by a head than Kenric, strong of limb and surefooted as a mountain goat.
• With rein and voice he urged the sure-footed pony across the ice.
• He leaped lightly, sure-footed as a goat, from stone to stone, over fallen logs, and the brawling brook.
• Nap walked with his face turned up to the raindrops, sure-footed, with the gait of a panther.
• None the less, he grew up active and fearless, as nimble and sure-footed as the goats, and patient of much toil.

Similar words containing SUREFOOT without suffix ed

surefootedly19 surefootedness18 surefootednesse19 surefootednesses20

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