Adverbial in stride has 1 sense

1. in stride, without becoming upset, in good spirits - without losing equilibrium; "she took all his criticism in stride"
   

Term: in stride

Part(s) of Speech: Adverb, Idiom

Sense:

1. Adverbial form: briskly and confidently
2. Idiomatic expression: able to handle or cope with something difficult with ease

Sample sentences:

1. She walked in stride, her head held high.
2. He took the criticism in stride and used it to improve his performance.
3. The team faced multiple challenges during the game, but they took them all in stride and emerged victorious.

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