surefooted

IPA: ʃˈʊrfʊtɪd

sure-footed

IPA: ʃˈʊrfˈutɪd

Alternative form of surefooted [Walking steadily, without stumbling; capable of finding good footing.]

What immediately strikes me about the series is how sure-footed it is.
Mr. Santorum is polling dead last, something you'd never suspect from his sure-footed performance on Thursday.
A midfielder may have an 80% pass completion rate, but the passes may be short or hit sideways to sure-footed teammates.
•The ride was composed, neither harsh nor sloppy, with sure-footed handling that imparted confidence on the many snaky lanes Ford selected as a test route.
Finally, while many people feel front-wheel-drive is adequate for driving on snow and in other slippery conditions, Audi's all-wheel-drive system is especially sure-footed and durable.
• A review of Madam Butterfly at the Royal Albert Hall, London, should have referred to David Freeman's sure-footed production, not David Fielding's as we had it Opera, 26 February, page 42.
The entire village was either afloat or rested uneasily in the mud, causing trouble for even the sure-footed Conan, who had dodged arrows as he skipped along cliff ledges, and had leapt between the enchanted spires of Arenjun while carrying his weight in pilfered gold.