walk over

VERB

tramp

Synonyms

STRONGEST

gallop plod ramble roam slog traipse trample trudge

STRONG

crush footslog hike hop march navigate pound range rove stamp stodge stomp stroll stump thud toil tour tread trek trip

WEAK

tromp

Antonyms

STRONGEST

tiptoe

VERB

trounce

Synonyms

STRONGEST

bash beat blank clobber crush drub overcome overwhelm put away rout swamp thrash wallop whip

STRONG

bury bust cap conquer dust flog hammer lambaste lather lick murder paste pommel total trash waste wax win

WEAK

cook one's goose fix one's wagon make mincemeat of wipe off the mat

Antonyms

STRONGEST

lose surrender underwhelm yield

STRONG

fail forfeit preserve save

Example Sentences

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She pulls out her phone and walks over to show me a text from Dad: Turns out Teddy’s usual babysitter got a new job.

From Literature

I started walking over again, but when Jessica lifted the bag across the walk to the car, I stopped again.

From Literature

I walked over to the window and peered out.

From Literature

When Klein returned to the clubhouse, Sandy Koufax walked over to shake hands and congratulate him.

From Los Angeles Times

The most straightforward method, of course, would be to walk over there.

From Literature