in step with (someone/something)

1. in agreement with someone or something.

She is very much in step with the times.

2. at the same speed or level as someone or something else.

He found it hard to keep in step with the changes.

Gasoline prices rose in step with oil prices.

Etymology: based on the literal meaning of moving your legs at the same time as someone you are walking with

• have your head in the clouds
• have your head screwed on
• have your head screwed on right
• have your head screwed on the right way
• have your head stuck up arse
• have your head stuck up your arse
• have your head up arse
• have your head up your arse
• have your heart set on
• have your heart set on doing something
• have your heart set on something
• have your knife into
• have your knife into someone
• have your mind on
• have your mind on something
• have your moments
• have your name in lights
• have your nose in a book
• have your nose in the air
• have your pick of
• have your pick of something
• have your share of
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• have your sights set on
• have your sights set on doing something