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stride

[strahyd] / straɪd /


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US deputy defence minister Elbridge Colby said that allies were making strides towards a situation where it is "Europe that leads the conventional defense of NATO" rather than traditionally relying on US military might.

From Barron's

After a shock reverse against the lowly Indiana Pacers on Tuesday, the Knicks got back into their stride with a lopsided pummeling of the Sixers.

From Barron's

The Economist named Bangladesh “Country of the Year” in 2024, and hailed it for “taking strides towards a more liberal government.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Ignoring the aching feeling that I’m losing my best friends, I leave Lily with Camille and stride confidently out the front door.

From Literature

Rowan watched him now, striding at the head of the group.

From Literature