unfooted
- adjective
- /ʌnˈfʊtɪd/
- The ancient vase was unfooted and could not stand upright on the shelf.
Examples
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Without a proper base, the sculpture remained unfooted and unstable.
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An unfooted chair can be quite unstable.
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Some plants are unfooted, lacking any visible roots or anchoring structures.
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The sculpture appeared unfooted and seemed to float above the ground.
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Without a proper base, the sculpture remained unfooted and unstable.
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The ancient vase was unfooted and could not stand upright on the shelf.
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An unfooted chair can be quite unstable.
Synonyms
A person or animal that has no legs
Not held firm by supports, like a wall or shelter, and likely to fall
Not fixed in one place or not feeling connected to a home
Not having firm support or a steady base and often feeling unsure
Having no legs or other body parts for walking
Has no supports or braces to hold it steady
Antonyms
How Supported
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unfooted comes from un- 'not' and foot 'foot' or 'base'. So unfooted means 'without a foot' or support, something that cannot stand or has no base.