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What does AFOOT mean?

"Afoot" is an adverb meaning in progress, happening, or being carried out.

Here are some examples of how it's used:

* "Plans are afoot for a new park in the neighborhood." (The planning is happening.)

* "The investigation is afoot, and the police are interviewing witnesses." (The investigation is taking place.)

* "There's a lot of excitement afoot with the upcoming holiday." (The excitement is present and increasing.)

It's important to note that "afoot" is not a synonym for "on foot." While "on foot" describes the way someone is traveling, "afoot" describes an activity or process.

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