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footwork

[ˈfʊt.wɜːk]

footwork Definition

  • 1the way someone moves their feet, especially in a sport or dance
  • 2the basic skills and techniques needed to do something well

Using footwork: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "footwork" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    His footwork was impeccable during the boxing match.

  • Example

    The salsa dance requires precise footwork.

  • Example

    Good footwork is essential for playing basketball well.

footwork Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for footwork

Phrases with footwork

  • impressive and intricate foot movements, especially in dance or sports

    Example

    The soccer player's fancy footwork left the defenders confused and unable to stop him.

  • a training exercise that focuses on improving footwork skills in a particular sport or activity

    Example

    The coach had the team do a footwork drill to improve their agility and speed on the court.

  • the specific methods and movements used to execute footwork in a particular sport or activity

    Example

    The tennis player's footwork technique allowed her to move quickly and efficiently around the court.

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Summary: footwork in Brief

Footwork [ˈfʊt.wɜːk] refers to the movement of one's feet, particularly in sports or dance. It encompasses basic skills and techniques required to perform well, such as agility and speed. Examples include 'His footwork was impeccable during the boxing match,' and 'Good footwork is essential for playing basketball well.' Phrases like 'fancy footwork' denote impressive and intricate movements, while 'footwork drill' and 'footwork technique' refer to training exercises and specific methods, respectively.