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step

[step] / stɛp /


NOUN
one level of stairs
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"I'm truly delighted to be stepping back into Grant Mitchell's shoes and returning to EastEnders later this year," said Kemp in a statement, adding it was an "honour" to be part of two significant storylines.

From BBC

Because who other than the queen of comfort food could step into the shoes of Dame Prue Leith, who is leaving the show in order to "work less and play more"?

From BBC

Would the VAR have stepped in to show a red card to Digne for serious foul play with his late challenge on Jacob Murphy?

From BBC

For all the emphasis on building entire studio apartments inside factories, he noted that plenty of steps in the construction process have entered the modern era.

From Los Angeles Times

But Nielsen said "some steps" had been taken "in the right direction".

From Barron's