footfall
/ˈfʊtˌfɔl/
noun
- The sound of a person's footstep.
- Her light footfall barely made a noise on the carpet.
- The only sound in the empty hallway was the soft footfall of the guard.
- I heard a heavy footfall behind me on the stairs.
- The number of people who visit a place, especially a store or shopping area, over a period of time.
- The festival brought a lot of footfall to the town center.
- The new coffee shop has increased footfall in the mall.
- Retailers measure footfall to decide where to open new stores.
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