Roundheeled

Pronunciation: /raʊndhiːld/

Definitions of roundheeled

adjective a slang term used to describe someone who is perceived as promiscuous or sexually permissive

Example Sentences

A1 She is a roundheeled woman, always eager to help others.

A2 The roundheeled actress captivated the audience with her performance.

B1 His roundheeled nature made him popular among his colleagues.

B2 The politician was known for being roundheeled, always willing to listen to different perspectives.

C1 Despite her roundheeled reputation, she was a shrewd businesswoman.

C2 The CEO's roundheeled approach to leadership created a positive work environment for employees.

Examples of roundheeled in a Sentence

formal She was often described as roundheeled by her peers due to her friendly and approachable nature.

informal People love hanging out with her because she's so roundheeled and easygoing.

slang I heard she's pretty roundheeled, always up for a good time.

figurative His generosity and willingness to help others made him seem roundheeled in the eyes of his community.

Grammatical Forms of roundheeled

• past tense: roundheeled
• plural: roundheeled
• comparative: more roundheeled
• superlative: most roundheeled
• present tense: roundheel
• future tense: will roundheel
• perfect tense: have roundheeled
• continuous tense: is roundheeling
• singular: roundheeled
• positive degree: roundheeled
• infinitive: to roundheel
• gerund: roundheeling
• participle: roundheeled

Origin and Evolution of roundheeled

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'roundheeled' originated as a slang term in the early 20th century in America.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a woman who was considered sexually promiscuous or easy, the term 'roundheeled' has evolved over time to also imply a lack of moral character or loose morals.