leadstep
nounUK /ˈliːd.stɛp/
US /ˈliːd.stɛp/
The first step you take when you start to walk somewhere.
She took a leadstep onto the stage and smiled at the crowd.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The step at the front of a group that shows others where to go.
The guide's leadstep kept the hikers on the right path.
3. A small raised step that helps you climb up to a door.
He tripped on the leadstep before reaching the porch.
4. The very first action that starts a big plan or project.
Her leadstep was to write down all her ideas.