Similar words: barefooted, barefoot, flat-footed, footer, footnote, booted, rooted, looted. Meaning: adj. 1. not liable to stumble or fall 2. not liable to error in judgment or action.
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1 My horse is small but wiry and sure-footed.
2 The Labour Party was growing increasingly sure-footed.
3 And he had felt so light, so sure-footed, so approved, so anchored.
4 The elephant is a sure-footed animal.
5 Sure-footed even on the sheerest heights, the Iberian wild goat is recolonizing the park.
6 If you're sure-footed, they want to follow in your footsteps.
7 Except only in dreams would we be that flexible and sure-footed.
8 If the podiatrist were located in the car dealership, we could be sure-footed about one of our biggest investments.
9 Dominguez not only kicked superbly but darted in and out of tackles with sure-footed dexterity.
10 Mules are well suited for traversing the Grand Canyon. They are three times as strong as a horse, more sure-footed, intelligent, and trainable.
11 The feet are large with strong well-arched toes,(www.Sentencedict.com) making the Saint Bernard's sure-footed in the snow and ice.
12 And his Soul besought him piteously, but he heeded it not, but leapt from crag to crag, being sure-footed as a wild goat, and at last he reached the level ground and the yellow shore of the sea.
13 Where the LaCrosse falls a bit short is in its ride. While it feels sure-footed, it lacks a sense of weight and authority, even though it weighs more than 4,000 pounds.
14 In describing these developments, Gregor is a thoughtful and sure-footed guide, relying on solid archival research, marshalling his facts well and remaining cogent in his arguments.
15 Yet, as the free market and autocrats gained power in the Caucasus, Central Asia, Latin America and Russia, the initial optimism about democracy's sure-footed march faltered.
16 Changing the firms' funding mix could dampen performance while making the firms more sure-footed.
17 The changes that will come your way will require sure-footed stability and a resignation to the prospects of change.
18 Nothing ploughs through dense forest better than a massive but sure-footed elephant.
19 As my heart tries to begin to understand the loss, I become more sure-footed.
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