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toehold

[toh-hohld]

toehold Definition

  • 1a small foothold used in climbing
  • 2a relatively insignificant position from which further progress may be made

Using toehold: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "toehold" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He found a toehold on the steep cliff.

  • Example

    The company gained a toehold in the new market.

  • Example

    She used her toehold to pull herself up the rock face.

toehold Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for toehold

Phrases with toehold

  • to establish a small but advantageous position from which to make further progress

    Example

    The company was finally able to get a toehold in the competitive market.

  • lose one's toehold

    to lose a small but advantageous position from which to make further progress

    Example

    The team lost their toehold in the game after conceding an early goal.

  • a small but significant position in a particular industry or market

    Example

    The startup gained a toehold in the tech industry with its innovative product.

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Summary: toehold in Brief

'Toehold' [toh-hohld] refers to a small foothold used in climbing or a relatively insignificant position from which further progress may be made. It is often used metaphorically, as in 'The company gained a toehold in the new market.' 'Toehold' can also be used in phrases like 'get a toehold' and 'toehold in the industry,' denoting establishing a small but advantageous position.