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View definitions for doorstep

doorstep

noun as in step

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noun as in threshold

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She hopes the raid on her doorstep would not have a wider impact on US-South Korean relations.

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During one visit, on 5 August, a social worker remained on the doorstep for about 45 minutes because of Covid restrictions, and did not see Ethan because his mother said he was napping.

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A local resident told the BBC it was "a shock" to hear about the incident on their doorstep.

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Per the law, the fees more than double in areas within two miles of Joshua Tree National Park, which sits on Yucca Valley’s doorstep.

Delhi's refusal to choose, he warns, risks leaving it exposed to a "hostile superpower" on its doorstep.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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