stepped on someone's lines
stepped on someone's lines is the simple past and past participle of step on someone's lines.
Meaning of step on someone's lines
Verb
step on someone's lines (third-person singular simple present steps on someone's lines, present participle stepping on someone's lines, simple past and past participle stepped on someone's lines)
- To interfere with someone's role, as in a performance, by interfering with their scripted or intended speech.
- The person who introduced me stepped on my lines by giving a long summary, including all the good anecdotes.
Questions about stepped on someone's lines
- What is stepped on someone's lines the simple past and past participle of?
- Stepped on someone's lines is the simple past and past participle of step on someone's lines.
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