steps aside (from) (Meaning)
steps aside (from)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of steps aside (from)
steps aside (from) Sentence Examples
- The seasoned politician gracefully steps aside from the mayoral race, making way for a younger candidate.
- After years of dedicated service, the CEO finally steps aside from his role, entrusting the company's future to his successor.
- In a gesture of humility, the renowned scientist steps aside from the spotlight, allowing his colleagues to take credit for their groundbreaking research.
- The veteran diplomat steps aside from the tense negotiations, hoping to facilitate a peaceful resolution.
- The aging rock star steps aside from touring, choosing to focus on writing and recording music in his later years.
- The veteran surgeon steps aside from the operating table, allowing a younger colleague to lead the complex procedure.
- The experienced mentor steps aside from their role, believing that their protégé is now fully prepared to take the next step.
- The defeated candidate steps aside from the campaign trail with dignity, congratulating the victor and pledging support for their future endeavors.
- The aging philanthropist steps aside from the board of directors, leaving a legacy of generosity and service to the community.
- The wise elder steps aside from the tribe's leadership, recognizing that it is time for a new generation to guide their destiny.
FAQs About the word steps aside (from)
leaves, steps down (from), resigns (from), quits, retires (from), abandons,gives notice, bags, drops out (of),chucks
stays (at),,hires (out or on)
The seasoned politician gracefully steps aside from the mayoral race, making way for a younger candidate.
After years of dedicated service, the CEO finally steps aside from his role, entrusting the company's future to his successor.
In a gesture of humility, the renowned scientist steps aside from the spotlight, allowing his colleagues to take credit for their groundbreaking research.
The veteran diplomat steps aside from the tense negotiations, hoping to facilitate a peaceful resolution.
