stepping (along) Antonyms
Strongest:
- pushing-off
- going
- walking-out
- departing
- pushing-on
- getting-off
- getting
- going-off
- sallying-forth-
- running-along
- clearing-out
- pulling-out
- buzzing-off-
- bugging-out
- cutting-out
- digging-out
- exiting
- taking-a-walk
- clearing-off
- bailing-out
- moving
- packing-up-or-off-
- taking-off
- beating-it
- peeling-off
- shoving-off-
Strong:
- fleeing
- setting-out
- bailing
- pulling-stakes
- stepping-out
- running-away
- parting
- hitting-the-road
- booking
- vamoosing
- withdrawing
- taking-a-powder
- getting-out
- escaping
- going-out
- evacuating
- taking-a-hike
- flying
- quitting
- piking-out-or-off-
- starting
- buggering-off
- striking-out
- bugging-off
- retreating
- pulling-up-stakes
- scarpering
- retiring
Weak:
Meaning of stepping (along)
stepping (along)
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stepping (along) Sentence Examples
- She stepped cautiously along the treacherous path, her eyes scanning every inch for danger.
- The tourists stepped along the ancient ruins, marveling at the intricate carvings and crumbling walls.
- The dancer's graceful movements mesmerized the audience as he stepped along the stage in perfect rhythm.
- The soldiers stepped in unison as they marched through the streets, their boots echoing against the pavement.
- The elderly gentleman stepped slowly along the sidewalk, his walking stick providing support.
- The children skipped and stepped along the path leading to the playground, their laughter echoing through the air.
- The hikers stepped carefully along the narrow trail, wary of the jagged rocks and loose pebbles.
- The musician stepped out onto the stage and greeted the audience with a smile, his fingers poised to play.
- The students stepped from the classroom and out into the hallway, their voices mingling in a chorus of chatter.
- The dog followed closely behind its owner, its paws stepping lightly along the grassy field.
FAQs About the word stepping (along)
pushing off, going, walking out,departing, pushing on, getting off, getting, going off, sallying (forth), running along
remaining, arriving, turning up, showing up,coming, lodging, closing, settling, abiding, nearing
She stepped cautiously along the treacherous path, her eyes scanning every inch for danger.
The tourists stepped along the ancient ruins, marveling at the intricate carvings and crumbling walls.
The dancer's graceful movements mesmerized the audience as he stepped along the stage in perfect rhythm.
The soldiers stepped in unison as they marched through the streets, their boots echoing against the pavement.
