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A footstep is the sound made by someone's feet touching the ground when they are walking or running.They heard footsteps in the main room.ˈfʊtˌstɛp NOUN






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He strained his ears and thought he heard the faint crunch of a footstep on gravel in the garden outside.Hinxman, Margaret The Sound of Murder
Her scrapbook and diary are close at hand and Skippy barks excitedly if he hears a footstep on the path outside.Sun, News of the World (1999)
I heard a footstep close at hand and, looking beyond Lucian, I saw Jemima Cray walking close to the stable on her way to the house.Holt, Victoria The Black Opal
I was a pace from the door when I heard a scraping, stealthy footstep in the corridor outside.Pritchard, John Night Sisters
On Lilburn's long walks, the terror of nature, that weary old Canadian theme, echoes with each snow-crunching footstep.Globe and Mail (2003)
Stephanie McMillan, 15, told Hamilton Sheriff Court that Ashley Grant, 13, had been only a footstep away when she was hit by the taxi.Glasgow Herald (2001)
You cannot look on too large a scale to help you understand a solitary footstep through the landscape, a single crystal on a cliff.Richard Fortey THE EARTH: An Intimate History (2004)
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