stepped into (Meaning)

stepped into

to take a particular role or do a particular task

No weak antonyms found.

The cautious hiker stepped into the dense undergrowth, his senses on high alert.
With a trembling hand, she stepped into the dimly lit room, her heart pounding in her chest.
As the sunlight filtered through the open window, I stepped into a realm of tranquility.
The CEO stepped into the boardroom, his presence commanding immediate respect.
The dog timidly stepped into the unfamiliar territory, its tail wagging cautiously.
The child eagerly stepped into the bouncy castle, its laughter echoing through the air.
The bride, radiant in her white gown, stepped into the chapel, her eyes shimmering with joy.
With every step, the explorer ventured deeper into the uncharted jungle, his determination unwavering.
The thief cautiously stepped into the jewelry store, his movements slow and deliberate.
As the bell rang, the students stepped into the examination hall, their minds filled with both anticipation and anxiety.

to take a particular role or do a particular task

set foot in, entered, accessed, pierced,penetrated, invaded, popped (in),burst (in or into), dropped in, strayed (into)

left, departed,exited,

The cautious hiker stepped into the dense undergrowth, his senses on high alert.

With a trembling hand, she stepped into the dimly lit room, her heart pounding in her chest.

As the sunlight filtered through the open window, I stepped into a realm of tranquility.

The CEO stepped into the boardroom, his presence commanding immediate respect.