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Meaning of galloped
The primary meaning of the word "galloped" is to move at a gallop, which is a fast pace, typically with a rhythmic three-beat gait.
Etymology of galloped
The word "galloped" originates from the Middle English word "galopen", which is derived from Old French "galoper", and is related to the Middle English word "wallop", meaning to move with a ringing or clashing sound.
The word has been in use since the 14th century, initially referring to the gait of a horse, and later expanding to describe rapid movement or progression in general.
Synonyms
sprinted
ran
rushed
hastened
hurried
sped
dashed
bolted
fled
escaped
bolted
darted
shot
flashed
zoomed
whizzed
zipped
sped
rushed
hurried
hastened
quickened
accelerated
sped up
moved quickly
made haste
proceeded rapidly
advanced swiftly
charged
stampeded
thundered
careered
tore
blasted
blazed
scorched.
Definitions
- The verb "galloped" is defined as moving at a gallop, which is a fast pace, typically with a rhythmic three-beat gait, according to Oxford Languages.
- It can also refer to something that is happening or changing very quickly.
Usage Examples
- The horse galloped across the field, its mane flowing in the wind.
- The company's profits galloped ahead, exceeding all expectations.
- The news of the scandal galloped through the media, causing widespread outrage.