The Opposite(Antonym) of “rode”
The antonyms of rode are dismounted and walked. The antonym dismounted refers to getting off a horse or bicycle, while walked means to move on foot.
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Definitions and Examples of dismounted, walked
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To get off a horse, bicycle, or other mode of transportation.
Example
After riding for hours, he finally dismounted his horse and stretched his legs.
To move on foot by taking steps.
Example
She walked to the store instead of driving because it was a beautiful day.
Key Differences: dismounted vs walked
- 1Dismounted is used when referring to getting off a horse or bicycle.
- 2Walked is used when referring to moving on foot.
Effective Usage of dismounted, walked
- 1Transportation: Use rode when talking about traveling on a horse, bicycle, or other mode of transportation.
- 2Exercise: Use walked when talking about physical activity or exercise.
- 3Narratives: Use these antonyms in narratives to describe characters' movements and actions.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of rode are dismounted and walked. Use dismounted when referring to getting off a horse or bicycle, and walked when referring to moving on foot. These words can be used in contexts related to transportation, exercise, and narratives.
