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step

Definition for step

noun as in pace of feet in walking

Strongest match

stride

Weak matches

trace, track

noun as in action, move

noun as in one level of stairs

Strongest match

stair

Strong matches

doorstep, gradation, rung, tread

verb as in move foot to walk

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They wanted to know what internal IT access I had to start planning their next steps once inside.

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“Those are unique shoes. But the fact that Jazzy can step into our program and already just make a really unique and incredible impression on everybody is pretty wild. She’s really, really good.”

One evening staff did step in after Abbie deliberately injured her head.

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"It's great that they've stepped up to the plate and offered some support," he said.

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Mr Dellbridge said the community and other local independent funeral companies had "really stepped up and shown so much support".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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