Foot and Ground

Foot

Foot noun - The lowest part, place, or point.

Usage example: the foot of the pedestal

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Ground and foot are semantically related in depth topic. In some cases you can use "Ground" instead a noun "Foot", when it comes to topics like over.

Nearby Words: footing, footed, foothold, footage, footfall

Ground noun - A small area of usually open land.

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Foot and ground are semantically related in depth topic. Sometimes you can use "Foot" instead a noun "Ground", if it concerns topics such as over.

old	old foot	old ground
best	best foot	best ground
normal	normal foot	normal ground
common	common foot	common ground
Other adjectives: regular, open, bare, actual, real, massive, big, broken, last.

There's a limit to how much lateral force a foot pushing back against a flat surface can create, determined by the coefficient of static friction between the sole of the foot and the ground surface.

Source: Analysis / Required Secondary Powers
Average foot speed over uneven ground barring injury is four miles an hour; that gives us a radius of six miles.

Source: Film / The Fugitive
Web Comics: One of the species in Unicorn Jelly and spinoffs has a tube-shaped body with a foot at each end, and they ambulate by placing one foot on the ground and then arching over to place the other one, etc.

Source: Bizarre Alien Locomotion

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