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Lockstep

Lockstep meaning

A step whereby the toe of one man is brought very close to the heel of the man in front. | Close connection, unison, rigid synchronization. | An inflexible, rigid or stifling pattern.

Example sentences (20)

All the Democrats folded like a cheap suit and voted in lockstep with the radical minority.

Are political leftists merely marching in lockstep with the leftward mind of Satan the devil?

But if it is a detailed system that requires all five defenders to be in lockstep, then there should be hope of the one more shutdown required for the Heat to advance out of Tuesday’s play-in game against the Hawks and into the playoffs.

In a truly open and diverse society, we don’t demand everyone abandon their tradition and critical thinking to skate lockstep in a rainbow flag.

Lockstep firms may foster cooperation and have more institutional clients, while two-tier partnership tracks can offer opportunities to prove your worth as a business-building partner.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is at once unlike anything else has ever made, and yet right in lockstep with the rest of his filmography.

Republican lawmakers knew to expect a primary challenger to knock them out of office if they dared veer out of lockstep.

The Ravens and Gee-Gees were in lockstep early, tying and untying the score throughout the first and second quarter.

There must be a warm comfort in that, a surety in a world where it can often feel like we move forward in lockstep with cold randomness.

These were certainly designed to conjure images of war and create an impassioned atmosphere where dissent was marginalized, repeating the lockstep ideological conformity that occurred after 9/11.

We have an aggressive and creative plan that is in lockstep with our customers to activate the consumer early and throughout the season.

What they can deliver, though, is performance that doesn't move in lockstep with the U.S. equity market.

You’d think you might get some pushback, but we were very much in lockstep.

Analysts have said the BSP would likely stay in lockstep with the US Federal Reserve to avoid pressuring the peso and stoking inflation, which sizzled to 3.7 percent year-on-year in March, beating the February reading of 3.4 percent.

As for why Australians should care, obviously since the fall of Singapore in 1942 Australia's foreign policy has been pretty much in lockstep with the United States.

Despite this, they operated in virtual lockstep for two years.

Elected MAGAt congress people, idiot clownish Trumpublicans and of course, the cultist lockstep extreme right-wing must be upended.

He’s good, and he’s only going to get better at accommodating Jess and working in lockstep.

Savings rates are variable and move in lockstep with the federal funds rate, so your APY will likely go down following another rate cut.

Since then, the token's influence on the company's stock price has been significant, with shares often moving in lockstep with the overall crypto sentiment.