Synonyms for step-in
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1. pantie, panty, scanty, step-inverb

   short underpants for women or children (usually used in the plural)

   Synonyms:
   panty, scanty, pantie

2. intervene, step in, interfere, interposeverb

   get involved, so as to alter or hinder an action, or through force or threat of force

   "Why did the U.S. not intervene earlier in WW II?"

   Synonyms:
   deputize, interject, inject, intervene, step in, deputise, throw in, come in, interfere, interpose, put in, substitute

3. substitute, deputize, deputise, step inverb

   act as a substitute

   "She stood in for the soprano who suffered from a cold"

   Synonyms:
   depute, fill in, sub, exchange, intervene, step in, interpose, deputise, stand in, interfere, replace, deputize, interchange, substitute

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How to use step-in in a sentence?

1. Hassan Rouhani:

   The third step (in reducing Iran's commitments) will be the most important one and it will have extraordinary effects.

2. Marcel Nahm:

   We can all agree that there is no better pairing than pretzels and beer, especially during Oktoberfest, and since this historic celebration was canceled in Germany and so many Oktoberfest celebrations are being held virtually in the states, we knew we needed to step in and offer a fun way for snackers and drinkers to still create an authentic experience at home.

3. Betsy DeVos:

   When I saw what was happening on Jan. 6 and didn't see the president step in and do what he could have done to turn it back or slow it down or really address the situation, it was just obvious to me that I couldn't continue.

4. Sheriff Michael Chitwood:

   It's sad and disturbing that what happened here in Volusia County was one of three similar cases across the country in just a few days, but it's also encouraging that in each case, a tip from the public enabled law enforcement to step in and make an arrest before anyone was killed.

5. Michael Burgess:

   What’s the cost of doing nothing? A billion dollars more than what we’re doing today if you don’t fix this formula, you almost can’t move on. This is the first step in that process. Perfect? No. A good step? Yes.