Step and Troop

Step

Step verb - To go on foot.

Usage example: I stepped across the street for a quick lunch at the new diner

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Troop and step are semantically related. in move foot to walk topic. In some cases you can use "Troop" instead a verb "Step".

Nearby Words: stepped, stepping, stepper

Troop verb - March in a procession.

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Step and troop are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Step" instead a verb "Troop".

Nearby Words: trooper, trooped, troopship, trooping

old	old step	old troop
good	good step	good troop
full	full step	full troop
normal	normal step	normal troop
Other adjectives: common, standard, single, simple, small, new, final, few, basic, last.

Random Encounters: It gets ridiculous in one path of the Cavern of Earth, where you have to fight a troop of one to four Giants every step!

Source: Video Game / Final Fantasy I
Warlord Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka took this one step further and outfitted the Roks he used in the Third War for Armageddon with "Tellyportas," allowing endless waves of reinforcements, including Gargants, to swarm out of the Roks without further need for troop landings.

Source: Colony Drop

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