Footsteps and Steps

Footsteps

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Steps and footsteps are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Steps" instead a noun "Footsteps".

Steps

Steps noun - The course along which a person has walked or is walking in.
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Footsteps and steps are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Footsteps" instead a noun "Steps".

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  • Fertile Feet He's clueless about his new form, and takes a few steps, noticing that wherever he goes, red flowers bloom in his footsteps (he's stomping on his own soldiers).
    Source: Fertile Feet
  • Nothing Is Scarier The deluxe edition of the album takes this several few steps further by adding a sound chip to the packaging, so that it plays the sound of a door creaking open and footsteps when you open the tin.
  • Stealth Expert Even at the end of The Dark Knight, when Batman has been shot and most likely has an injured leg, and the area is silent enough to hear his cape flutter, there is only one set of footsteps — from Gordon's young son running down the steps.
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