stepped (along) (Meaning)
stepped (along)
No meaning found for this word.
Synonyms & Antonyms of stepped (along)
Synonyms:
- started
- sallied (forth)
- buggered off
- cleared off
- bugged off
- took a hike
- pulled up stakes
- emigrated
- cleared out
- piked (out or off)
- beat it
- bugged out
- stepped out
- flew
- booked
- bailed out
- got out
- struck out
- set out
- withdrew
- retreated
- buzzed (off)
- evacuated
- took off
- bailed
- retired
- took a powder
- ran away
- shoved (off)
- took a walk
- pulled stakes
- quit
- hit the road
- went out
- parted
Antonyms:
stepped (along) Sentence Examples
- He stepped carefully along the slippery path, his gaze fixed on the treacherous terrain.
- The hikers stepped lightly through the dense undergrowth, seeking a clearing.
- She stepped gracefully down the grand staircase, a vision of elegance and poise.
- The soldier stepped forward into the darkness, his heart pounding with anticipation.
- The teacher stepped into the classroom, a smile on her face and a lesson plan in her hand.
- The dancers stepped synchronously across the stage, their movements fluid and mesmerizing.
- The cat stepped softly onto the windowsill, its green eyes scanning the surroundings.
- The acrobat stepped fearlessly onto the high wire, his focus unwavering.
- The elderly woman stepped slowly along the sidewalk, her cane providing support.
- The toddler stepped hesitantly into the water, his toes curling as he tested the temperature.
FAQs About the word stepped (along)
pushed on, pushed off, moved, went off, exited, escaped, went, packed (up or off), pulled out, ran along
came, remained, turned up, arrived, showed up, lodged, reached, closed, hit, dwelt
He stepped carefully along the slippery path, his gaze fixed on the treacherous terrain.
The hikers stepped lightly through the dense undergrowth, seeking a clearing.
She stepped gracefully down the grand staircase, a vision of elegance and poise.
The soldier stepped forward into the darkness, his heart pounding with anticipation.
