on foot
Via shoe leather
On foot means walking rather than riding in a vehicle or on an animal: We explored the old city on foot, The soldiers traveled on foot through the mountains.
The phrase emphasizes the physical act of walking as the mode of transportation, often implying slower pace or greater effort than alternatives.
- amblingWalking without urgency
- walkingLocomotion on foot
- commutingRegular work-home travel
- exploringTraveling to learn firsthand
- city streetsPaved routes through towns
hiking · strolling · nature walks · errands · pilgrimage · sauntering · walking tour · journey · long haul · wandering · marching · trekking · cross country · striding · sightseeing · jogging · boots · shoe leather
- chasespursuit, chase, flee, fleeing, escape
- phrasesnoun phrases, noun phrase, verb phrase, prepositional phrase, prepositional phrases
mode of transportation
on footmotorized
Equipped with engine propulsion
chauffeured · driving · flying · on wheels · mechanized
on, foot, footing, footed, underfoot, afoot, web-footed, forefoot, sure-footed