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limp in a sentence

v. i.

📚 Grade Level: Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3

Definition

LIMP (verb): to walk with difficulty due to a physical injury or weakness; (noun): a noticeable unevenness in walking.

Crossword clues for limp

Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "limp".

  • Walk unevenly due to injury.
  • Move with a noticeable weakness.
  • Struggle to walk straight after hurting.
  • Exhibit a noticeable gait issue.
  • Walk awkwardly from an injury.

Limp sentence examples

  1. She noticed that he had a slight limp after the accident.
  2. The flowers in the garden seemed to limp under the weight of the morning dew.
  3. Despite his limp, he managed to complete the marathon with determination.
  4. The dog limped into the yard, clearly in need of some care.
  5. Her enthusiasm for the project didn't limp even in the face of challenges.
  6. He walked with a noticeable limp after the injury.
  7. The limp leaves of the plant indicated that it needed more water.
  8. She spoke in a limp tone, lacking the enthusiasm she usually had.
  9. The dog had a limp from stepping on a sharp object during their walk.
  10. After twisting his ankle, he had to walk with a noticeable limp.
  11. The limp of the old dog was a reminder of its many adventures in youth.
  12. She tried to hide her limp, but it was evident after the long hike.
  13. His limp became more pronounced after he spent hours on his feet.
  14. The soldier's limp told a story of bravery and sacrifice in battle.
  15. The athlete had to limp off the field after twisting his ankle.
  16. Her limp handshake made a poor impression during the interview.
  17. The dog seemed to limp slightly after its long walk in the park.
  18. Despite his injury, he tried to hide his limp and walk normally.
  19. The old wooden door had a limp that made it difficult to close properly.
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