lockstep (Meaning)
lockstep (n)
a standard procedure that is followed mindlessly
a manner of marching in file in which each person's leg moves with and behind the corresponding leg of the person ahead
Synonyms & Antonyms of lockstep
lockstep Sentence Examples
- The marching band moved in lockstep, their boots striking the pavement rhythmically.
- The soldiers marched in lockstep, their rifles held high and their faces grim.
- The dancers swayed their hips in lockstep, their movements perfectly synchronized.
- The company enforced a lockstep work schedule, with every employee expected to conform.
- The political party moved in lockstep, following their leader's directives without question.
- The hikers trekked through the forest in lockstep, their footsteps creating a steady rhythm.
- The workers assembled the product in lockstep, their movements like those of a well-oiled machine.
- The protestors marched in lockstep, their chants echoing through the streets.
- The traffic moved in lockstep, the cars crawling along the road at a snail's pace.
- The clock's hands moved in lockstep, marking the relentless passage of time.
FAQs About the word lockstep
a standard procedure that is followed mindlessly, a manner of marching in file in which each person's leg moves with and behind the corresponding leg of the per
routine, grind, rut, drill, rote,groove, treadmill, habit, pattern, tradition
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The marching band moved in lockstep, their boots striking the pavement rhythmically.
The soldiers marched in lockstep, their rifles held high and their faces grim.
The dancers swayed their hips in lockstep, their movements perfectly synchronized.
The company enforced a lockstep work schedule, with every employee expected to conform.
