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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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But the bloc's capitals have yet to endorse that next step, which would require sweeping changes to industry and daily life at a time of growing concern over adverse impacts on Europe's economy.

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What steps should Wall Street take to protect investors from fraud?

Once the team arrived at Dodger Stadium, it climbed atop a blue circular riser in the middle of the field — the final symbolic steps of their ascent back to the mountaintop of the sport.

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In allowing marriages for people under 18, Northern Ireland is out of step with much of the rest of the UK - England and Wales - and the Republic.

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The GOP will have taken the fraught step of breaking the filibuster for appropriations.

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

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