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one-step

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun one-step has 1 sense
  1. one-step - an early ballroom dance; precursor to the fox-trot
    --1 is a kind of
    ballroom dancing, ballroom dance
    --1 has particulars: turkey trot

Definitions from the Web

One-Step

Noun:

1. A dance move consisting of a single step or movement.

Example sentence: She executed a perfect one-step, impressing everyone with her grace and talent on the dance floor.

Adjective:

1. Capable of being completed or achieved in a single step or action.

Example sentence: Using the new one-step process, you can now complete the entire application in just a few minutes.

2. Denoting a type of paint or stain that combines primer and color in one application.

Example sentence: The one-step paint made the renovation process much quicker and easier, requiring fewer coats to achieve the desired finish.

Verb:

1. To accomplish or finish something in a single step or action.

Example sentence: With this innovative tool, you can one-step the assembly process, eliminating the need for multiple stages of construction.

2. To administer a drug or medicine in a single action.

Example sentence: The doctor advised her to one-step the vaccination to minimize discomfort for the child.

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