make a false step



make a false step

1. Literally, to misstep or stumble while one is walking. I?made?a?false?step?on?the?mountain?path?and?nearly?went tumbling over a cliff!
2. By extension, to make an unwise, miscalculated, or blundering act or decision. It seems now that the president might have made a false step with that decision.
See also: false, make, step

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Edna (2)ED-nə (English)Biblical
Ballester['bælistə]
Nicola (1)nee-KO-lahItalian
Carlottakahr-LOT-tahItalian
Eastmund-Anglo-Saxon
Venceslaus-Medieval Czech (Latinized)