stride
Third Person
strides
Present Participle
striding
Past Tense
strode
Past Participle
stridden
1
to walk confidently and purposefully with long, decisive steps
- The CEO entered the boardroom and strode confidently to the front, ready to address the team.
- With a briefcase in hand, he strode down the busy city street.
- The detective strode into the crime scene, taking charge of the investigation.
- The politician strode across the stage, delivering a powerful speech that captivated the audience.
- With a focused expression, the athlete strode onto the track, preparing for the race.
2
to walk or move over a distance by taking long, decisive steps
transitive
- The artist strided the gallery, admiring the diverse collection of paintings and sculptures.
- With a camera around his neck, the photographer strided the bustling market.
- The fashion model confidently strided the catwalk, showcasing the latest designs with grace and style.
- The historian strided the ancient ruins, unraveling the mysteries of a bygone era.