Ladders and Steps

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

Steps noun - The course along which a person has walked or is walking in.

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Ladders and steps are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ladders" instead a noun "Steps".

In Dark Fall: Lost Souls, the Inspector whom you play has emphysema, and starts breathing hard if you climb steps or ladders, or stay in one place outside in the cold for long.

Source: Vader Breath
The Mongols were perfectly capable of using ladders or steps to get up the wall if they really wanted to, but horses were too tricky to get through, and horses were as important to the Mongols in ancient and middle-ages Asia as fighter jets are to airforces today.

Source: Walk into Mordor
Skirts and Ladders: While boarding a double-decker bus, John and Bert let Mary and her friend board first and then sneak a peek as they're ascending the steps to the top.

Source: Film / The Crowd

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