noun
stomping
Stomping (noun) means the act of stepping down heavily and repeatedly. Example: “The stomping from upstairs kept her awake all night.”
noun
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The act of stepping down heavily and repeatedly.
"The stomping from upstairs kept her awake all night."
How to use stomping
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishHeavy, forceful stepping, often repeated.
Common pairings
stomping feet
stomping ground
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Word forms
- Plural
- stompings
- Comparative
- more stomping
- Superlative
- most stomping
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The _____ from upstairs kept her awake all night.
Rhymes for stomping
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What does “stomping” mean?
The word “stomping” means the act of stepping down heavily and repeatedly. In plain terms, heavy, forceful stepping, often repeated.
How do you use “stomping” in a sentence?
Here is “stomping” used in a sentence: “The stomping from upstairs kept her awake all night.”
What part of speech is “stomping”?
“Stomping” is a noun.
What is the meaning of stomping?
"stomping" (noun) means the act of stepping down heavily and repeatedly.
