Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
at-ones-heels
idiom
/æt wʌnz hiːlz/

Definition
At-one’s-heels is an idiomatic expression that means closely following someone or something; being near to someone or something.

Examples
- The dog was at its owner’s heels as they walked through the park.
- She was at her sister’s heels, wanting to join in on the fun.

Meaning
To be in close proximity to someone or in pursuit of someone.

Synonyms
- on someone’s tail
- close behind
- following closely