Usually means: Implement actions to achieve goal.
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  1. take steps: Collins English Dictionary
  2. take steps: Wiktionary
  3. take steps: Dictionary.com

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  1. take steps: Legal dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (take steps)

▸ verb:  To initiate a course of action, often against something that one disapproves of.

Similar:
set about, act on, set upon, action, make the first move, take action, get on, initiate, begin, pull the trigger, more...

Opposite:
undo, reverse, retreat, backtrack, withdraw

Types:
plan, execute, implement, organize, manage, monitor, evaluate, adjust, revise, more...

Phrases:
to take steps, take steps to, take baby steps, take a few steps back, take necessary steps, more...

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Similar:
set about, act on, set upon, action, make the first move, take action, get on, initiate, begin, pull the trigger, more...

Opposite:
undo, reverse, retreat, backtrack, withdraw

Types:
plan, execute, implement, organize, manage, monitor, evaluate, adjust, revise, more...

Phrases:
to take steps, take steps to, take baby steps, take a few steps back, take necessary steps, more...



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