noun

galloping

Galloping (noun) means Movement at a gallop; running very fast. Example: “The galloping of the horses could be heard from far away.”

noun

Movement at a gallop; running very fast.

"The galloping of the horses could be heard from far away."

How to use galloping

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishFast, galloping movement — often used as an adjective too, as in "galloping inflation."

Common pairings

galloping inflation galloping pace

Word forms

gallopings plural

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Rhymes for galloping

hoping coping doping roping moping sloping pooping groping looping scoping eloping drooping

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Frequently asked questions

What does “galloping” mean?

The word “galloping” means movement at a gallop; running very fast. In plain terms, fast, galloping movement — often used as an adjective too, as in "galloping inflation.".

How do you use “galloping” in a sentence?

Here is “galloping” used in a sentence: “The galloping of the horses could be heard from far away.”

What part of speech is “galloping”?

“Galloping” is a noun.

What is the meaning of galloping?

"galloping" (noun) means movement at a gallop; running very fast.