insole
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- noun
- /ˈɪnˌsoʊl/
:
plantilla
- After running for hours, I realized the insole of my sneaker had lost its support.
- shoe insoles
- pairs of insoles
- insole material
So what you can do is buy sheepskin insoles.
- So what you can do is buy sheepskin insoles.
- And then it has these little things inside the insoles of the shoe that buzz when you're supposed to turn.
- Take the laces off, redo them, tear the insoles off, put in a much thinner pair, A lot happier.
- And I'm also going to be testing it compared to a foot insole gel cushion thing that you put in your shoes because that is what my life has come to.
- So the plantar fasciitis fasciitis has now healed after about a month of wearing the insole.
Examples
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So we'll remove the insoles, place them in the washing machine along with my dirty, dirty shoes.
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Starting with the insole, check to see if the insole is made of leather or cardboard.
Blog text (11) -
As long as I put a good insole in them, they do a fine job.
Blog text (32) -
The insole can be cut to size for adult ranges.
Academic text (1994) -
If you can, try to have a second pair of shoes and insoles to switch off.
Blog text (23) -
Actually, you should come over sometime, because I got these insoles this guy sold me and I wear 'em in my shoes and I don't get tired in school or anything.
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For better comfort, my podiatrist recommended replacing the old insole in my shoes.
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He added a gel insole to his boots for extra cushioning during the long hike.
Synonyms
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A removable pad you put inside a shoe to support the foot and keep it in the right position
A soft layer inside a shoe or boot that your foot rests on
A shoe insert that supports the foot and improves foot position to reduce pain
A soft pad that you put inside a shoe to support the foot and reduce pain
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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4.3
A removable pad you put inside a shoe to support the foot and keep it in the right position
A shoe insert that supports the foot and improves foot position to reduce pain
A soft pad that you put inside a shoe to support the foot and reduce pain
How Comfortable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Insole comes from the parts in- meaning 'in' and sole meaning 'the bottom of a shoe'. So an insole is the 'inner bottom' layer that sits under your foot to give comfort and support.