Step on and Walk on

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Step on verb - Place or press the foot on.

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Walk on and step on are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Walk on" instead a verb "Step on".

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Step on and walk on are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Step on" instead a verb "Walk on".

But Agamemnon refuses to step on it.When Clytemnestra speaks to him later she tries to convince him to walk on the purple carpet, comparing it to the sea.

Source: Theatre / Agamemnon
A fish adapts to walk on land, and Michael tells Castiel not to step on it, because their Father has big plans for that fish. (Supernatural)

Source: Grand Unified Timeline / Prehistory

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