step up (Meaning)
step up (v)
increase in extent or intensity
speed up
make oneself visible; take action
step up (n)
the act of increasing something
step up (a.)
Transforming or converting a low-pressure current into one of high pressure; as, a step-up transformer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of step up
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step up Sentence Examples
- The manager asked the employee to step up and lead the new project.
- I stepped up to the challenge and volunteered to help.
- The coach encouraged the team to step up their performance.
- The CEO stepped up to address the concerns of the shareholders.
- The students stepped up their efforts to prepare for the exam.
- The volunteer organization stepped up to provide aid to the victims.
- The politician stepped up to defend his controversial proposal.
- The adventurer stepped up to the summit of the mountain.
- The witness stepped up to give testimony in court.
- The leader stepped up to guide the group through the crisis.
FAQs About the word step up
increase in extent or intensity, speed up, make oneself visible; take action, the act of increasing somethingTransforming or converting a low-pressure current i
consolidate, enhance, strengthen,intensify, deepen, heighten, redouble, expand, amplify, magnify
moderate,tone (down), reduce, moderate, decrease, decrease, reduce, tone (down), recede, weaken
The manager asked the employee to step up and lead the new project.
I stepped up to the challenge and volunteered to help.
The coach encouraged the team to step up their performance.
The CEO stepped up to address the concerns of the shareholders.
