soled
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4.3
- adjective
- /soʊld/
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con suela
- It all really boils down to two pieces of metal on a leather soled shoe, the wood to dance on, an audience to watch and listen, and something to say.
But Freeman said that if you were wearing like rubber soled tennis shoes standing in this vehicle, you would just feel a mild vibration.
- But Freeman said that if you were wearing like rubber soled tennis shoes standing in this vehicle, you would just feel a mild vibration.
Examples
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But Freeman said that if you were wearing like rubber soled tennis shoes standing in this vehicle, you would just feel a mild vibration.
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Whatever you call them, these rubber soled casual shoes are worn by billions of people around the world.
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Her hands and feet sounded like hard soled shoes against the wooden steps.
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But all the lights were on, even the one in her room, and the footsteps I heard approaching were hard-soled and wide awake, and when she opened the door she was wearing what she'd worn that afternoon.
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He wore his new soled shoes to the party, and everyone complimented their unique design.
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The factory produces various types of soled footwear, including leather and rubber options.
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After trying on several pairs, she chose the comfortable, padded soled sneakers for her daily walks.
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Soled comes from sole, which means the bottom of a shoe and comes from an old word for 'ground' or 'bottom'. The -ed ending means 'having', so soled describes something that 'has' a sole, as in rubber-soled or leather-soled shoes.