to speedwalk
- verb
- /ˈspiːdˌwɔːk/
- I speedwalked around the park yesterday.
Examples
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Many people enjoy speedwalking in the park as a way to stay active and socialize.
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He decided to speedwalk to the train station to make sure he arrived on time.
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Every morning, she likes to speedwalk around the park for half an hour.
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Many people speedwalk as a low-impact alternative to jogging.
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Can you speedwalk faster than that?
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To improve your cardiovascular fitness, try to speedwalk for at least 30 minutes each day.
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You can speedwalk at a pace that feels comfortable, but aim to walk faster than your usual speed.
Synonyms
To go quickly in small, fast steps to a place
Walk quickly for a short distance to a nearby place
Antonyms
How Fast
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
To speedwalk is to do what the parts say: speed ('quick') + walk ('to move on foot'), so to speedwalk means to walk faster than usual, often for exercise, without breaking into a run.