100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "skirted"
Definition
"Skirted" is not a common noun; it is the past tense of the verb "skirt." As a verb, "skirt" means to go around or pass along the edge of something, often avoiding it or circumventing it.
Synonyms
- Avoided
- Circumvented
- Bypassed
- Eluded
- Evaded
Antonyms
- Confronted
- Engaged
- Faced
- Encountered
- Tackled
Examples
- The children skirted around the puddle to keep their shoes dry.
- She skirted the topic during the discussion to avoid conflict.
- He skirted the fence to get to the other side of the park.
- The car skirted the edge of the cliff as it sped around the turn.
- They skirted the rules to find a loophole in the system.
- The dog skirted the angry cat that was hissing at it.
- She skirted the issue rather than answering the question directly.
- The hikers skirted the dangerous trail after hearing about recent accidents.
- He skirted along the riverbank to avoid the muddy areas.
- The politician skirted the question about his past dealings.
- The team skirted the regulations to get their project approved.
- She skirted the edge of the dance floor, watching others twirl.
- The athlete skirted around his competitors to take the lead.
- They skirted the city center to avoid traffic jams.
- He skirted past the guard without being noticed.
- The artist skirted the traditional methods to create something unique.
- She skirted her responsibilities, hoping no one would notice.
- The car skirted the construction zone carefully.
- He skirted the rules of the game for an unfair advantage.
- They skirted the edges of the forest, looking for the trail.
- She skirted the line between honesty and deception.
- The cyclist skirted around pedestrians on the busy street.
- The fox skirted the henhouse, cautious of the farmer.
- He skirted the question with a clever joke.
- She skirted the subject of her personal life in the interview.
- The rabbit skirted the field to avoid the hawk.
- They skirted the coastline, enjoying the view of the ocean.
- The artist skirted the rules of perspective in her painting.
- He skirted around the problem instead of addressing it head-on.
- The crew skirted the icebergs while navigating through the waters.
- She skirted the crowded market to find a quiet place.
- The student skirted the issue when asked about his grades.
- The deer skirted the clearing quickly to avoid being seen.
- They skirted the edges of the debate, not wanting to take sides.
- The author skirted the main theme in the novel.
- He skirted the boundaries of acceptable behavior at the party.
- The boat skirted the shallow waters to avoid running aground.
- She skirted around the difficult conversation with her friend.
- The team skirted the competition by offering a unique solution.
- He skirted the city limits to get home faster.
- The children skirted the rules during their game.
- She skirted the line of propriety when making her remarks.
- The runner skirted the edge of the track to save energy.
- They skirted around the topic of money during the meeting.
- He skirted the danger by acting quickly and efficiently.
- The writer skirted the harsh realities of life in his stories.
- The detective skirted the law to catch the criminal.
- She skirted past the angry crowd without drawing attention.
- The child skirted the playground equipment, playing on the grass instead.
- He skirted the issue of his job loss during dinner.
- The group skirted the edge of the forest, searching for a path.
- She skirted the topic of her relationship during the conversation.
- The athlete skirted the rules to achieve a personal record.
- He skirted around the question of his future plans.
- They skirted the area known for its crime to stay safe.
- The cat skirted the dog, knowing it was dangerous.
- She skirted the edges of the truth when questioned.
- The volunteer skirted the issue of funding during the meeting.
- He skirted the regulations to launch his new product early.
- The kids skirted the path to avoid the muddy spots.
- She skirted the conversation about politics at the family gathering.
- The artist skirted the conventions of traditional art.
- He skirted the boundaries of his comfort zone.
- They skirted the edge of the lake while fishing.
- The team skirted the rules to finish the project ahead of schedule.
- She skirted the topic of her health during the visit.
- The traveler skirted the tourist traps to find hidden gems.
- He skirted the truth in his explanation.
- The dog skirted the leash, eager to run free.
- She skirted the edges of propriety with her remarks.
- The researcher skirted the ethical implications of her study.
- They skirted the busy streets to avoid delays.
- He skirted the issue by changing the subject.
- The skater skirted around obstacles on the rink.
- She skirted the rules during the game, causing a dispute.
- The boy skirted the line between mischief and trouble.
- The group skirted the outskirts of the city on their hike.
- She skirted the discussion about her finances.
- The athlete skirted around injury to compete.
- He skirted the major highways to enjoy scenic views.
- The team skirted the competition by innovating.
- She skirted the issue of her employment during the interview.
- The cat skirted around the corner, avoiding the spotlight.
- The writer skirted the complexities of the plot.
- He skirted the truth in his response.
- They skirted the edge of the cliff for a better view.
- The child skirted around the adults to get to the toys.
- She skirted the edges of the conversation to find the right moment.
- The crew skirted the storm by changing course.
- He skirted the issue of his past during their talk.
- The student skirted the requirements to pass.
- She skirted around the obstacles in her path.
- The dog skirted the fence, looking for a way out.
- He skirted the truth about his whereabouts last night.
- They skirted the boundaries of the park.
- She skirted the issue to maintain peace.
- The cyclist skirted the potholes on the road.
- He skirted the discussion about his goals.
- The group skirted the lake during their camping trip.
- She skirted the edge of the conversation to avoid confrontation.