stepper (Meaning)
Wordnet
stepper (n)
a professional dancer
a motor (especially an electric motor) that moves or rotates in small discrete steps
a horse trained to lift its feet high off the ground while walking or trotting
Synonyms & Antonyms of stepper
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stepper Sentence Examples
- The rhythmically rotating stepper machine provided a challenging workout for her legs.
- The construction crew used powerful steppers to compress the ground before building.
- The polymer stepping beads in the deodorant stick glide effortlessly onto the skin.
- The elderly man stumbled on a loose stepper, causing him to fall down.
- The antique clock featured intricate gold steppers that indicated the time.
- The hikers used steppers to aid them in crossing slippery slopes during their mountain trek.
- The seamstress carefully walked along the fabric stepper, guiding the needle with precision.
- The firefighter wore heavy steppers to protect their feet from debris and flames.
- The garden sprinkler featured a rotating stepper head that evenly distributed water droplets.
- The electrician used steppers to secure wires within the electrical box.
FAQs About the word stepper
a professional dancer, a motor (especially an electric motor) that moves or rotates in small discrete steps, a horse trained to lift its feet high off the groun
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The rhythmically rotating stepper machine provided a challenging workout for her legs.
The construction crew used powerful steppers to compress the ground before building.
The polymer stepping beads in the deodorant stick glide effortlessly onto the skin.
The elderly man stumbled on a loose stepper, causing him to fall down.
