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find your feet

FYND yor FEET

faɪnd jər fiːt

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findyourfeet

Dictionary meaning

to become comfortable, confident, and effective in a new situation or role after an initial period of adjustment and uncertainty; the phrase evokes the literal experience of a young animal or child learning to stand and walk, and extends this image to the psychological and social process of establishing one's footing in unfamiliar territory; used in professional, educational, and personal contexts to describe the often-overlooked but crucial period of early adjustment that precedes genuine competence and confidence

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