step (along) (Meaning)
step (along)
No meaning found for this word.
Synonyms & Antonyms of step (along)
Synonyms:
- bail out
- clear out
- buzz (off)
- sally (forth)
- begone
- bug out
- take a walk
- bail
- pull stakes
- beat it
- take off
- flee
- retire
- take a powder
- pike (out or off)
- set out
- escape
- dig out
- fly
- pack (up or off)
- step out
- start
- clear off
- pull up stakes
- take a hike
- run away
- quit
- withdraw
- shove (off)
- evacuate
- bug off
- book
- strike out
- hit the road
- get out
- retreat
- scarper
- bugger off
Antonyms:
step (along) Sentence Examples
- The hikers took a cautious step along the slippery path.
- He stepped along nimbly, avoiding the obstacles in his path.
- The professor stepped along the podium, pausing to emphasize key points.
- The dancer gracefully stepped along the stage, her movements flowing with ease.
- The dog stepped along beside its master, its tail wagging happily.
- The child skipped along the sidewalk, her laughter filling the air.
- The soldier proudly stepped along in formation, his boots hitting the pavement with precision.
- The politician stepped along the podium, delivering a rousing speech.
- The scientist carefully stepped along the laboratory floor, avoiding potential hazards.
- The musician stepped along the pedals of the piano, creating a haunting melody.
FAQs About the word step (along)
push on, get, move, pull out, part,depart, go off, peel off, exit, get off
come, show up, remain, stay, arrive, turn up, abide, settle, hit, reach
The hikers took a cautious step along the slippery path.
He stepped along nimbly, avoiding the obstacles in his path.
The professor stepped along the podium, pausing to emphasize key points.
The dancer gracefully stepped along the stage, her movements flowing with ease.
