one step at a time
one step at a time adverb: slowly and steadily, without rushing.
Adverb
one step at a time (not comparable)
Questions about one step at a time
- What does one step at a time mean?
- One step at a time means slowly and steadily, without rushing.
- What part of speech is one step at a time?
- One step at a time is an adverb.
Words near one step at a time in the dictionary
- one should never meet one's heroes
- one side
- one sixth
- one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind
- one step ahead
- one step at a time
- one step forward, two steps back
- one strike and you're out
- one swallow does not a spring make
- one swallow does not a summer make
- one swallow does not make a spring
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