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off on the wrong foot

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*off on the wrong foot and *off to a bad start
Fig. starting something (such as a friendship) with negative factors. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) Bill and Tom got off on the wrong foot. They had a minor car accident just before they were introduced. Let's work hard to befriends. I hate to get off on the wrong foot.
See also: foot, wrong


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You do not want to start your business off on the wrong foot or you will end up in a downward spiral.
And while a forgotten tent and freak, flash thunderstorm may have gotten us off on the wrong foot, we were fortunate enough to have campsites on two beautiful lakes each night we were out: Savage Lake and Lake Carter, which even allowed us some fishing in its pristine waters.
That has led to them starting off on the wrong foot this season and a changing of the guard at the head of the pack, yet, unlike McLaren, they have not taken a noticeable step forward.
 
 
 
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