IPA: /ˈreɪsˌwɔk/
KK: /ˈreɪsˌwɔk/
To walk at a fast pace while following specific rules, often as a competitive sport.
She trains every day to racewalk in the upcoming competition.
Past: racewalked
Past Participle: racewalked
Racewalk → It is formed from "race" (from Old French *racier*, meaning to compete) and "walk" (from Old English *wealcan*, meaning to move by foot). The word "racewalk" refers to the act of walking in a competitive manner, emphasizing speed and technique.
Think of 'competing' ('race') while 'moving by foot' ('walk') — that's what racewalk means.
No commonly confused words.