Definitionn. an unintentional but embarrassing blunder
Last update: October 9, 2015
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With one misstep he knew she would run like a frightened deer. [Please select]
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The sagacious animal seemed to know every foot of the path; even in the gloom of night he made no misstep. [Please select]
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Confident they were close upon the men they sought, he was glad of the misstep that had warned them of the fact. [Please select]
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If Ida made a misstep--if she went down in a heap--Betty was pretty sure that she, herself, would be hurt. [Please select]
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Napoleon after his downfall himself admitted that his passage of the Pyrenees was the fatal misstep in his career. [Please select]
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My brother immediately saw that he had made a misstep, and again inspired Thiuli with hope. [Please select]
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But the long run, the excitement, and his weakened nerves caused the fatal misstep. [Please select]
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He proceeded with great caution, for none knew better than he the danger of a single misstep. [Please select]
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The volcano was not a large one and the crater, though somewhat threatening at times, was correspondingly minute, which explains--in apology--to some extent, his unfortunate misstep. [Please select]
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For this reason I am keeping it out of your power, unless I make some misstep that points to where I am. [Please select]
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