Barefoot ( adjective , adverb , verb )

(As an adjective)

Barefoot ( adjective )

Not wearing shoes or footwear of any kind.

Origin:

Middle english barefot, from old english bær fōt.

Examples:

1. She walked barefoot in the sand.
2. He ran barefoot on the grass.
3. The child was barefoot and dirty.
4. I prefer to be barefoot whenever possible.
5. He was barefoot and wearing only shorts.

(As an adverb)

Barefoot ( adverb )

Not wearing shoes or footwear of any kind.

Origin:

Middle english barefot, from old english bær fōt.

Examples:

1. She walked barefoot in the sand.
2. He ran barefoot on the grass.
3. The child was barefoot and dirty.
4. I prefer to be barefoot whenever possible.
5. He was barefoot and wearing only shorts.

(As a verb)

Barefoot ( verb )

Not wearing shoes or footwear of any kind.

Origin:

Middle english barefot, from old english bær fōt.

Examples:

1. She walked barefoot in the sand.
2. He ran barefoot on the grass.
3. The child was barefoot and dirty.
4. I prefer to be barefoot whenever possible.
5. He was barefoot and wearing only shorts.