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1. Galloping is a term that refers to the rapid and bounding movement of an animal, typically a horse, characterized by a series of powerful and vigorous leaps or strides. It is an accelerated form of locomotion where the animal's gait transitions from a slower pace, such as a trot or canter, into a much swifter and energetic pace.

   During galloping, the animal propels itself forward with a combination of synchronized movements of its limbs, resulting in a series of alternating leaps or jumps. The front and hind limbs work in unison, allowing the animal to cover a significant distance with each leap. Galloping is often associated with increased speed, as horses can reach impressive velocities during this gait.

   In addition to horses, other animals like deer and gazelles also exhibit galloping as their primary mode of running. The galloping pattern is characterized by the suspension phase, where all four limbs are momentarily off the ground, alternating with the stance phase, where the limbs make contact with the ground.

   The term "galloping" can also be used metaphorically to describe the rapid and swift progress or development of something. It conveys a sense of speed, dynamism, and progressiveness in various contexts, such as galloping technology, galloping inflation, or galloping economic growth.

2. • The act of.

   • Rapid.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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The word "galloping" is derived from the verb "gallop". The term "gallop" originated from the Middle English word "galopen", which dates back to the late 14th century. It was influenced by the Old North French word "galoper", meaning "to run". The Old North French term has its roots in the Frankish word "wala hlaupan", where "wala" represents haste or speed, and "hlaupan" means "to jump" or "to run". Eventually, the term "gallop" specifically came to refer to the fast and bounding gait of horses, characterized by a two-beat rhythm. The word "galloping" is the present participle form of the verb "gallop", indicating an ongoing action or state of galloping.

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