The meaning of STRODE is past tense of stride.

With military precision they strode around the courtyard until the entire audience was encircled by a border of leaping -ame. A figure strode to the fissure, no more than man-high yet terror …

She refused, and he strode behind the counter, and jumped onto the moving baggage belt. From New York Post He strode out to take a quick bow after the show, then kept walking -- straight …

1. to walk with long steps. 2. to straddle. 3. to walk with long steps over or along: to stride the deck. 4. to pass over in one long step: to stride a ditch. 5. to straddle. n. 6. a striding manner …

A guy in uniform climbed out and strode purposefully to the side gate. She strode towards the priest, her dark eyes flashing like lightning in the radiance of Yeoman Jones ' torch. Christian …

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She strode to her room, irritated by another thought. He strode towards a waiting portal. He strode to the door, clamped on his hat, shrugged into his coat and left the house without so much as …

Synonyms for STRODE: marched, filed, stepped, paraded, paced, treaded, trod, stomped; Antonyms of STRODE: strolled, wandered, ambled, meandered, rambled

stride /straɪd/ v., strode /stroʊd/ strid•den /ˈstrɪdən/ strid•ing, n. to walk with a long step or steps: He strode out the door in a huff. a long step in walking: He took two quick strides to the door. …