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false step

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false step
n
1. an unwise action
2. a stumble; slip


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Rulers first of all make exert their utmost to prove their false steps true and then they retreat within no time after seeing the reaction of nation, he remarked.
Rulers first of all make exert their utmost to prove their false steps true and then they retreat within no time after seeing the reaction of nation, he remarked.
The popular Welsh Emperor, who pulled up in this race, after looking to falter badly, was found to be fine afterwards, but Pat Dobbs, unseated from Cyflymder when Welsh Emperor took a false step, was taken to Doncaster Royal Infirmary with a suspected shoulder injury.
 
 
 
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