Synonym: deputise, deputize, interfere, interpose, intervene, substitute. Similar words: step by step, step, steps, in step, step up, weeping, keep in mind, housekeeping. Meaning: v. 1. get involved, so as to alter or hinder an action, or through force or threat of force 2. act as a substitute step-in. n. short underpants for women or children (usually used in the plural).
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91. The next step in the design was to provide adequate storage of water to meet the demand.
92. Some viruses rely entirely on the enzymes of the infected cell to catalyse every step in the production of more viruses.
93. Perhaps another reason is that the book may be seen as another step in the loss of accounting's innocence.
94. Hiring more people won't fix everything, but it's a step in the right direction.
95. And green consumerism is a step in the right direction.
96. Therefore the first step in keeping them is to provide them with a tank of their own, the bigger the better.
97. The carrier system plays a major role in the first step in the transition from analog to digital capabilities.
98. When to step in Still, there are situations where companies should consider stepping in, human resources officials say.
99. They are becoming increasingly concerned that governments are about to step in unless they act first.
100. He had to stomp hard on the crust of ice with each step in order to keep from falling.
101. The plan is a first step in addressing the threats to health in the United States posed by emerging infections.
102. Doug was sure that would be the major step in solving the case, one way or another.
103. The first step in processing the typesetting tape was to find the mapping between the typesetting codes and the special characters.
104. Going back, starting over, is always either the easy option or a negative step in itself, retrogressive.
105. It's unlikely that Mrs Bottomley will step in to save Standish, unless there's a major change in Government policy.
106. The first step in project management is to set a measurable objective.
107. Although that is a step in the right direction for sellers, prices are still substantially below their peaks.
108. Grand Forks County commissioners call a meeting and declare the county an emergency area, a first step in gaining disaster aid.
109. In the summer, the two sides took the unprecedented step in the Warsaw Pact of recalling their two ambassadors.
110. The visit to Nyanga near Cape Town may have been tokenism, but at least it was a step in the right direction.
110. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.
111. If we do not view patriarchy as a necessary and inevitable step in human cultural evolution, how did it come about?
112. The recent devaluation of the pound was noted as a helpful step in encouraging business.
113. So you must expect one last showdown that's followed by a decisive step in a new direction.
114. Not long after their return, he and Jo met with Jim to discuss the next step in the sister-parish relationship.
115. The move represents the latest step in Starbucks' rapid expansion plans.
116. Ershad met with senior Army officers who informed him that they were unwilling to step in and take control of the country.
117. Electricity was in the air, because the Soviet troops could step in at any time.
118. When Brayton died in a crash during practice, Ongais was asked by car owner John Menard to step in.
119. There were clear expectations that he was going to step in.
120. Recruiting the right genius for the job is the first step in building many great collaborations.
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