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misstep
[mis-step]
noun
a wrong step.
an error or slip in conduct; faux pas.
Synonyms: , , ,
misstep
/ ˌɪˈɛ /
noun
a false step
an error
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
Every run that Australia managed to eke out for their final wicket would have gnawed away at Bavuma who was, if we are being hypercritical, guilty of a slight captaincy misstep.
For many within Labour this whole debacle was the single biggest misstep of the party's first year in office.
There have been management missteps and pressures brought on by consumers’ shift to streaming.
It was possible to frame the conviction as a redemption tale for the LAPD, with a new generation of cops making amends for the missteps of their predecessors.
I am somewhat surprised by the level of incompetence combined with the lack of concern over missteps, blunders, destruction of critical health and safety safeguards and direct threats to national security.
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