Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
start-off-on-the-right-foot
idiom
/stɑːrt ɔf ɒn ðə raɪt fʊt/
Definition
To begin a task or activity in a positive and favorable manner.
Examples
- By preparing thoroughly for the meeting, she was able to start off on the right foot with her new team.
- He always believes that a good breakfast helps him start off on the right foot for the day.
- They planned a fun icebreaker activity to help everyone start off on the right foot at the retreat.
Meaning
The phrase indicates setting a strong foundation or a good beginning that will lead to success or positive outcomes in future endeavors.
Synonyms
- get off to a good start
- begin on the right track
- have a positive start
