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1 of 11 senses of step

 

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Term: Step

Part of speech: Noun, verb

Sense 1:

A movement made by lifting the foot and setting it down in a slightly forward or sideways manner, usually as part of walking or dancing.

Sample sentence: She took a small step forward, carefully crossing the room.

Sense 2:

One of a series of actions or stages leading to a particular result.

Sample sentence: This new policy is a crucial step in improving workplace productivity.

Sense 3:

The distance covered by one step, corresponding to a normal walking stride.

Sample sentence: He eagerly climbed the mountain, taking one step at a time.

Sense 4 (Local usage):

A particular way of moving the feet in a traditional local dance.

Sample sentence: The locals demonstrated their unique dance steps during the cultural festival.

Sense 5 (Local usage):

A raised ledge or platform, often found in old houses or rural areas.

Sample sentence: The farmhouse had a wooden step leading to the porch.

Sense 6 (Local usage):

To intrude or interfere, especially in a local or unofficial way.

Sample sentence: The local politician tried to step into the dispute to gain support.

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