"Scuffing" example sentences

scuff

verb

scuffing (present participle)

- scrape or brush the surface of (a shoe or other object) against something:

- mark (a surface) by scraping or brushing it, especially with one's shoes:

- (of an object or surface) become marked by scraping or brushing:

- drag (one's feet or heels) when walking:

- walk while dragging one's feet or heels:

Synonyms

scrape, rub, drag, brush, scratch, graze, abrade, rasp, lacerate, chafe, roughen

"Scuffing" Example Sentences

1. He heard the scuffing of feet on the pavement.
2. The scuffing of shoes against the floor was the only sound.
3. She could hear the scuffing of his feet as he walked away.
4. He heard the scuffing of his shoes against the gravel.
5. Scuffing her feet against the carpet, she made her way to the door.
6. The scuffing of his feet echoed through the empty hallway.
7. She could hear the scuffing of his feet as he approached.
8. The scuffing of his shoes against the pavement filled the air.
9. He dragged his feet along the ground, scuffing the dirt.
10. She could hear the scuffing of his feet as he shuffled away.
11. The scuffing of his feet against the wooden floorboards was loud.
12. The scuffing of her shoes against the pavement was the only sound.
13. She heard the scuffing of his feet as he walked away.
14. He heard the scuffing of her feet as she made her way down the hall.
15. She heard the scuffing of his shoes against the pavement as he walked away.
16. He heard the scuffing of her shoes as she walked away from him.
17. His scuffing footsteps echoed through the empty hallway.
18. Scuffing her feet against the ground, she made her way to the door.
19. He heard the scuffing of her shoes as she walked down the hallway.
20. The scuffing of her shoes against the pavement was the only sound.