How Do You Spell STRODE?

Pronunciation: [stɹˈə͡ʊd] (IPA)

The word "Strode" is a simple past tense and past participle form of the verb "stride." Its pronunciation is /stroʊd/, with the stress on the first syllable. The IPA transcription for "stroʊd" represents the sound of the vowel "o" in combination with the consonant "d" at the end, indicating a strong and firm movement, as in taking long steps while walking. This word is commonly used in contexts that describe physical activities, such as sport or exercise, where the movement of the body is essential.

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STRODE Meaning and Definition

  1. Strode is the past tense of the verb "stride," which typically refers to walking with long, decisive steps. It is a regular verb, and when used in the past tense, it describes an action that occurred in the past. Strode can be used to imply someone walking confidently or purposefully, covering a significant distance in each step.

    When a person "strode" somewhere, they displayed a certain level of determination, self-assuredness, or even dominance. The word suggests a powerful movement, with the individual covering ground quickly and assertively. Strode often conveys a sense of purpose, as if the person is moving forward with clear intentions or goals in mind.

    The term can also carry connotations of strength and confidence, illustrating someone who has control over their movements and projects an image of authority or leadership. It is commonly used to describe characters in literature or historical figures who possess a strong and commanding presence. Additionally, strode can be used metaphorically, representing progression or advancement in a figurative sense.

    Overall, strode is a verb that signifies purposeful, confident, and dominant movement, often with an implication of power and control.

  2. • Walked with long steps.
    • See stride.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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Etymology of STRODE

The word "strode" is derived from the Old English word "strīdan", which meant "to go, to stride". This Old English verb eventually developed into the Middle English "striden", and later transformed into the modern English "strode". The word has its roots in the Germanic language family and can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic word "strīdaną", meaning "to stride, to strut".

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Conjugate verb Strode

CONDITIONAL

I would strode
you would strode
he/she/it would strode
we would strode
they would strode
I would stride
we would stride
you would stride
he/she/it would stride
they would stride

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be striding
you would be striding
he/she/it would be striding
we would be striding
they would be striding

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have strode
you would have strode
he/she/it would have strode
we would have strode
they would have strode

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been striding
you would have been striding
he/she/it would have been striding
we would have been striding
they would have been striding

FUTURE

I will stride
you will stride
he/she/it will stride
we will stride
they will stride

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be striding
you will be striding
he/she/it will be striding
we will be striding
they will be striding

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have stridden
you will have stridden
he/she/it will have stridden
we will have stridden
they will have stridden
I will have stridden, will have strided
we will have stridden, will have strided
you will have stridden, will have strided
he/she/it will have stridden, will have strided
they will have stridden, will have strided

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been striding
you will have been striding
he/she/it will have been striding
we will have been striding
they will have been striding

IMPERATIVE

you stride
we let´s stride

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to stride

PAST

I strode
you strode
he/she/it strode
we strode
they strode

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was striding
you were striding
he/she/it was striding
we were striding
they were striding

PAST PARTICIPLE

stridden

PAST PERFECT

I had stridden
you had stridden
he/she/it had stridden
we had stridden
they had stridden
I had stridden, had strided
we had stridden, had strided
you had stridden, had strided
he/she/it had stridden, had strided
they had stridden, had strided

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been striding
you had been striding
he/she/it had been striding
we had been striding
they had been striding

PRESENT

I stride
you stride
he/she/it strides
we stride
they stride

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am striding
you are striding
he/she/it is striding
we are striding
they are striding

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

striding

PRESENT PERFECT

I have stridden
you have stridden
he/she/it has stridden
we have stridden
they have stridden
I have stridden, have strided
we have stridden, have strided
you have stridden, have strided
he/she/it has stridden, has strided
they have stridden, have strided

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been striding
you have been striding
he/she/it has been striding
we have been striding
they have been striding
I would have stridden, would have strided
we would have stridden, would have strided
you would have stridden, would have strided
he/she/it would have stridden, would have strided
they would have stridden, would have strided

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