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start off on the right foot

start off on the right foot verb: to begin well.

Verb

start off on the right foot (third-person singular simple present starts off on the right foot, present participle starting off on the right foot, simple past and past participle started off on the right foot)

  1. To begin well.

Synonyms of start off on the right foot

Antonyms

Forms of start off on the right foot

third-person singular presentstarts off on the right foot
present participlestarting off on the right foot
past participlestarted off on the right foot
paststarted off on the right foot

Questions about start off on the right foot

What does start off on the right foot mean?
Start off on the right foot means to begin well.
What part of speech is start off on the right foot?
Start off on the right foot is a verb.
What is the past tense of start off on the right foot?
The past tense of start off on the right foot is started off on the right foot.

Words near start off on the right foot in the dictionary

  1. start keys
  2. Start menu
  3. Start menus
  4. start naked
  5. start off
  6. start off on the right foot
  7. start off on the wrong foot
  8. start on
  9. start on at
  10. start out
  11. start over

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