surefootedness
/ʃʊrˈfʊtɪdnəs/
noun
- The ability to walk or move steadily without stumbling, especially on rough or slippery ground.
- Hikers admired the guide's surefootedness as she navigated the muddy trail after the rain.
- The mountain goat's surefootedness allowed it to leap across the narrow ledges without hesitation.
- His surefootedness on the icy sidewalk came from years of practice walking in winter conditions.
- Confidence and reliability in making decisions or taking action without making mistakes.
- The CEO's surefootedness during the financial crisis reassured investors and kept the company stable.
- The diplomat's surefootedness in negotiations helped avoid a potential conflict between the two countries.
- Her surefootedness in handling difficult conversations made her an excellent team leader.
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