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    Stride

    /straɪd/

    Meaning & Definition

    noun
    a long, decisive step.
    With a steady stride, he crossed the finish line ahead of everyone else.
    a manner of walking or running.
    Her confident stride made it clear that she was in charge.
    the distance covered by a step.
    He increased his stride to keep up with the long-legged runners.
    verb
    to walk with long, decisive steps in a specified direction.
    She strided across the room to greet her guests.
    to take a step or steps in a specified direction.
    He strided forward to take his place on the podium.

    Etymology

    Middle English 'striden', from Old English 'strīdan'; akin to Old High German 'strīdan' to stride.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    stride of a giant:
    A metaphor for a significant or impactful action.
    take it in stride:
    To deal with something without getting upset.

    Related Words

    strider
    One who strides.
    stride length
    The distance covered in one stride.
    striding
    The act of walking with long steps.

    Slang Meanings

    To move confidently and with purpose.
    He strode into the meeting like he owned the place.