sashayed

The word “sashayed” has 2 syllables: sa-shayed

It's pronounced as /sæˈʃeɪd/


What is synonym and antonym for sashayed?

In the thesaurus, “sashayed” has 24 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for sashayed along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for sashayed

  • flounced
  • lumbered
  • lurched
  • minced
  • paced
  • padded
  • paraded
  • pounded
  • pranced
  • promenaded
  • pussyfooted
  • shambled
  • shuffled
  • staggered
  • stalked
  • stepped
  • strode
  • strutted
  • swaggered
  • swept
  • tiptoed
  • traipsed
  • treaded
  • trod

Meanings of sashayed

  • verb
    1. To walk casually, showily or in a flirty manner; to strut, swagger or flounce.
    2. To chassé when dancing.
    3. To move sideways.

Example Sentences

  • She sashayed into the room, drawing everyone's attention with her confident stride.
  • He sashayed down the street, looking as if he owned the entire block.
  • The actress sashayed across the stage, basking in the applause of the audience.
  • With a playful smile, she sashayed past him, knowing she had caught his eye.
  • The models sashayed in their glamorous outfits, showcasing the designer's latest collection.

On this page you'll find 24 synonyms or another words to sashayed, such as: flounced, lumbered, lurched, minced, paced, padded, paraded.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

padded

walked

gimped

  • ambled
  • bounced
  • clumped
  • faltered
  • footslogged
  • hiked
  • hobbled
  • limped
  • lumbered
  • lurched
  • minced
  • moseyed
  • nipped
  • perambulated
  • peregrinated
  • plodded
  • pounded
  • power walked
  • pranced
  • pussyfooted
  • rambled
  • sashayed
  • sauntered
  • scuffed
  • shambled
  • shuffled
  • staggered
  • stalked
  • stomped
  • strolled
  • strutted
  • stumbled
  • stumped
  • swaggered
  • tapped
  • tiptoed
  • toddled
  • tramped
  • trampled
  • trekked
  • tripped
  • tromped
  • trotted
  • trudged
  • waddled
  • wandered

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