walked

Meanings

• verb

  the past tense and past participle of 'walk'. A person or thing that moves by putting one foot in front of the other.

  - "Yesterday, I walked to the store."
  - "The baby took her first steps and walked across the room."
  - "The hikers walked for hours through the dense forest."

• verb

  to move by lifting one foot and putting the other foot forward.

  - "The children walked to school."
  - "The hikers walked through the forest."
  - "The elderly man walked slowly down the street."

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Pronunciation

1. /wɔːkt/
   
   
   
   Source: "https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=1227735"

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Antonyms

run

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Synonyms

nicked , pinched , stolen , full , waulk , acquitted , get off , go free

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with walked
walk , talk , chalk , stalwart , malted , waltz , stalemate , galtar , galvanize , hijab , hijack

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. walk, walker, walnut, walkie-talkie, walkaway, walkthrough
   

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Variants

List of all variants of walked that leads to same result
walk , walk away from , walk off with , walk on , walk on eggs , walk on eggshells , walk over , walk the plank , walk through , walked , walked away from , walked off with , walked on , walked on eggs , walked on eggshells , walked over , walked the plank , walked through , walking , walking away from , walking off with , walking on , walking on eggs , walking on eggshells , walking over , walking the plank , walking through , walks , walks away from , walks off with , walks on , walks on eggs , walks on eggshells , walks over , walks the plank , walks through , aisle , aisles , go down the aisle , goes down the aisle , going down the aisle , gone down the aisle , walk down the aisle , walked down the aisle , walking down the aisle , walks down the aisle , went down the aisle , buzz saw , buzz saws , ran into a buzz saw , run into a buzz saw , running into a buzz saw , runs into a buzz saw , walk into a buzz saw , walked into a buzz saw , walking into a buzz saw , walks into a buzz saw , power walk , power walked , power walking , power walks , slow-walk , slow-walked , slow-walking , slow-walkings , slow-walks , walk back , walked back , walking back , walks back , walk out , walk out on , walked out , walked out on , walking out , walking out on , walks out , walks out on , walk in on , walked in on , walking in on , walks in on , walk into , walked into , walked right into that one , walking into , walks into

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Forms

Different forms of the word (e.g., verb conjugations, plural forms, comparative/superlative forms for adjectives).

walk, walk away, walk through, walkabout, hike, stroll, promenade, parade, march, expedition, trek

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

Old English 'wealcan' meaning 'to roll'. Over time, the meaning evolved to 'to walk'.

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Related Concepts

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1. gait analysis: Gait analysis is the study of an individual's manner of walking. It is used to identify any abnormalities or dysfunctions in the way a person walks. Gait analysis is often used in the assessment and diagnosis of various conditions affecting the musculoskeletal system, such as cerebral palsy, spinal cord injuries, hip dysplasia, and foot deformities.

2. motion capture: Motion capture is a technology used to record the movements of an object or a person in three dimensions. It involves the use of special sensors or markers attached to the object or the person being captured. The sensors or markers record the position and the movements of the object or the person in real-time. The recorded data is then processed and analyzed using specialized software to create a digital representation or an animation of the movements or the actions captured.

3. gesture recognition: Gesture recognition is a technology used to identify and interpret the movements and the gestures made by a person using a digital device or a computer interface. It involves the use of specialized sensors or cameras that capture the spatial and temporal data of the movements and the gestures made by the person. The captured data is then processed and analyzed using specialized software to identify and interpret the specific movements and the gestures made by the person. The identified movements and the gestures can then be used to control and interact with digital devices or computer interfaces in a more intuitive and natural way.

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Culture

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Walking has been a significant aspect of human culture throughout history. It has been depicted in various forms of art, literature, and music. Walking has also been an essential part of religious and spiritual practices in many cultures around the world.

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