Sidestep

Pronunciation: /ˈsaɪdˌstɛp/

Sidestep (verb)

  1. to avoid dealing with a difficult situation or question.
  2. to step to the side to avoid something or someone.

Examples

  • She tried to sidestep the issue during the meeting.
  • He managed to sidestep the difficult question.

Common collocations: sidestep a question, sidestep an issue, sidestep a problem, sidestep quickly, sidestep gracefully

Synonyms of Sidestep

Neutral

Antonyms of Sidestep

  • facing issues directly
  • dealing with problems head-on