stepped
Pronunciation: [stɛpt]
Word
Context: “movement”
(verb) to move by lifting your foot and putting it down in a different spot. It's like when you walk or dance, and you lift your foot to go somewhere else.
Example
She stepped onto the bus with a big smile.
Example
He didn't step outside because it was raining.
Example
Where did you step when you left the room?
Context: “position”
(verb) to take a turn in a sequence or to take a part in doing something. Imagine when you're in a line, and it’s your turn to do something special.
Example
He stepped up to the stage to give his speech.
Example
She didn't step up for the role because she was too shy.
Example
Will you step in during the game if someone gets hurt?
Context: “change”
(verb) to move from one stage or level to another, like progressing from a lower to a higher level. Think about climbing stairs, each step you take gets you higher.
Example
She stepped forward in her career after getting a promotion.
Example
He didn’t step back after realizing he made a mistake.
Example
What did you step down from recently?
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