to a greater degree; deeper; further

moving forward in an orderly way, step by step, or in stages

to advance or move forward in development

relating to the first stage of a process; initial or tentative

a measured step or specific manner of walking or marching

to coordinate actions, timing, or data to occur at the same time or rate; to keep step with

a person's manner of walking or the sound made by walking

a stage in a process or sequence of actions; a procedure

to take a walk; to go for a walk

the next step

to set in motion or start moving, especially when beginning a journey or moving a vehicle

the degree or stage to which a situation has developed

progressing or moving at a firm, consistent, and reliable pace

to start or move into a new period, state, or stage of development

the initial stage or action in a process or sequence of events

to run or jog, especially as a form of exercise

to go on foot

occurring at each individual point or stage of a process or physical progression

large strides

to walk in a leisurely, aimless, or recreational manner; to wander, ramble, or perambulate

to yield or give in during a negotiation, argument, or conflict; to make a concession

the branch of a military force that fights on foot

a street or urban area reserved for pedestrians and closed to motorized vehicles, often serving as a shopping district

to be on foot; to walk

quick step

to not proceed beyond a specific limit or boundary, often used as a prohibition or warning

a single movement of the foot when walking or running

occurring at a slow rate or in a step-by-step manner

to make a concession or yield ground in an argument or negotiation

a person's manner or style of walking

to shrink back or be discouraged from proceeding upon seeing something daunting or difficult

to take a step; to step forward

the sound produced by footsteps

to make progress only with great difficulty

making rapid progress or advancing quickly in a figurative sense

to use a vehicle or conveyance instead of walking

to take a step; to move forward

the physical manner of walking or the rhythmic step used in marching

to mark time or be at a standstill without making progress

to stroll or saunter

Down-to-earth, dependable, and earnest in one's character or work style.

To stay by someone's side at all times; to follow someone very closely.

a sudden big stride forward

unable to move even a single step due to physical constraints or conditions

to walk forward with head held high and a spirited, vigorous step; to strut confidently