noun
definition
The sound made by a footstep.
definition
Foot (pedestrian) traffic.
Examples of footfall in a Sentence
The owners of London institution Liberty saw a reduced footfall in the West End by a downturn in shopper numbers in the capital.
Monitoring 53 Number of new business start-ups and pedestrian footfall in the area.
Retail outlets exist more and more in large shopping centers and the key to success is to drive increased footfall into these premises.
The business enjoys a heavy footfall of passing trade in addition to a regular trade from local residents.
Some have thus enjoyed access this year, largely due to adopting a low profile and low footfall.
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His footfall revealed a spring whose waters miraculously healed the blind captain of his ship.
The campaign delivered real business results for DLR footfall is 20 times the expected levels.
Just as Dean turned to kiss her, they both heard the distinct sound of a footfall outside the tent.
Our 6 sheet activity also proved to be a major force in driving footfall into the stores.
Selfridges has a tradition of staging in-store events to attract footfall.
To generate customer footfall into the 280 stores nationwide, highlighting top quality beds at the lowest prices.
Positioned in railroad stations, airports and hotels, all payphone sites have a high consumer footfall ensuring that Spectrum sees ongoing healthy traffic.