lockstep
noun
adjective
Origin of lockstep
Examples from the Web for lockstep
Contemporary Examples of lockstep
Yet they cannot reasonably believe that the rest of America will march in lockstep with them.
And demand (and sales) tends to rise in lockstep with the economy.
When a community is in the grips of a siege mentality, that sort of lockstep friendship may seem appealing.
Canadian PM Stephen Harper Displays Lockstep Friendship With Israel at JNF DinnerMira Sucharov
December 4, 2013
What we were again thinking was here again are two characters who have for the most part been in lockstep for two years.
And as waves, they will produce characteristic interference patterns caused by waves arriving out of step or in lockstep.
Historical Examples of lockstep
It is a rare child who is able to break this lockstep by extra promotions.
The Measurement of IntelligenceLewis Madison Terman
Breakfast is over; the lines form in lockstep, and march to the shops.
Prison Memoirs of an AnarchistAlexander Berkman
If Julius Caysar was alive to-day he'd be doin' a lockstep down in Joliet.
Mr. Dooley SaysFinley Dunne
Often enough it is the choice of the gun on the shoulder, or, by and by, the stripes on the back in the lockstep gang.
The Battle with the SlumJacob A. Riis.
I've thought iv thim whin th' lockstep was goin' in to dinner, an' prayed f'r th' day whin I might see ye again.
Mr. Dooley: In the Hearts of His CountrymenFinley Peter Dunne