Party
Step out
Step out verb - To take part in social activities.
Usage example: waited until a year after her husband's death before stepping out again
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Shivans send out a scouting party, then send in a main group, create a gate by collapsing a star, then...um...they hadn't figured the next step out, but probably port in the REAL armada.
Source: Video Game / FreeSpace - The 'Freedom' Party under Featherston changes the CSA from a nominal democracy where at least whites enjoy constitutional freedoms to a police state where everyone regardless of color can be eliminated if they step out of line.
Source: Literature / Timeline-191
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