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Term: Step On

1. To put one's foot on something or someone by accident or in a forceful manner.
2. To unintentionally or deliberately hinder or obstruct someone's progress or success.
3. To provoke or anger someone.
4. To proceed with a planned course of action or a project.

1. Accidental Step On:
• I didn't notice the toy car on the floor and accidentally stepped on it.
• She cried out in pain when her friend stepped on her toe.
2. Hindering Step On:
• John's constant criticisms are starting to step on Mary's confidence.
• Please don't step on my toes and let me handle my own responsibilities.
3. Angering Step On:
• Their insensitive remarks really stepped on my pride.
• If you keep mocking her, you'll definitely step on her nerves.
4. Proceeding Step On:
• Let's step on with our plan to renovate the office.
• They are eager to step on and organize a successful charity event.

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