Noun:

ଶୀଘ୍ର ଦୌଡ, ଘୋଡାର ଗତି, ସହଜ ଚାଲିବା |,

Verb:

ସଲାମଫେ କୁ ଦ Run ଡ଼ |, ପ୍ଲୁଟାଗାଟୀ |, ଦ୍ରୁତ ଗତି କର |, ଶୀଘ୍ର ଦୌଡ, ଶୀଘ୍ର ଯାଅ |,

galloped's Usage Examples:

Together with a following of young people they galloped through Stockholm, yanking hats and wigs off people"s heads.

Battery E galloped forward, then swerved to the left to unlimber on a knoll to the east of the Fayetteville Road.

Horse messengers threw the wici in the center of a settlement and galloped away to deliver their messages to the other places in the shortest possible.

this: "The Persian fell, but just at this moment his brother Rhosaces galloped up and brought his sword down on Alexander"s head so hard that he split.

careful aim at Hall as he galloped away - and fired.

last tore himself free: and galloped to the city of Kíev; with his weapon took hold of the golden throne of Kíev; galloped from them like a wild beast.

Gilbert and Mount galloped after Hall abandoning.

Procter claimed he had attempted to rally his troops before he galloped off himself, but this was generally disbelieved.

which a self-appointed Paul Revere, Jacob Sherman, mounted a horse and galloped upriver to head off the down-bound Grey Eagle to prevent her from falling.

the "squatter’s daughter" archetype – the brave, beautiful farm girl who galloped away from bushfires – and meant female starring roles were often stronger.

Galloping Hill, so named because of the British military dispatch riders who galloped on the road here [during the American Revolutionary War, which was] an.

one of their horses; the dismounted man sprang up behind a comrade and galloped away pursued by the Boers.

Synonyms:

ride horseback,

Antonyms:

relax, unstrain,