Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
make-a-leap
idiom
/meɪk ə liːp/
Definition
To take a significant and often bold step into a new situation or venture.
Examples
- After years in a stable job, she decided to make-a-leap and start her own business.
- Making a leap into a new city can be both exciting and daunting.
- He realized that to grow personally, he needed to make-a-leap and try something different.
Meaning
The phrase suggests moving out of one’s comfort zone to embrace new opportunities or challenges.
Synonyms
- take a risk
- make a jump
- step out
- embrace change
- take the plunge
