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The smallest unit of progress and the biggest cause of stairway-related profanity.

means A single movement made by lifting one foot and setting it down in a new place, or by extension one stage in a process or sequence.

from From Old English 'stæpe' or 'steppe,' meaning a footstep or pace, tied to the verb 'steppan,' to tread. It has Germanic cousins, like Dutch 'stap' and German 'Stapfe,' all rooted in the simple act of pressing a foot to the groundthe word has been carrying us forward, one pace at a time, for well over a thousand years.

step countThe 10000-steps goal was a 1960s pedometer ad, not science
first stepArmstrong's was 760 millimeters onto the Moon
missing stepPhantom extra step trips brains expecting one more
step danceStepping uses the body as percussion, no instruments
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