on the right foot
English
Prepositional phrase
- (especially in expressions such as 'start off on the right foot') In a good relationship with someone, without any misunderstandings or inadvertent conflicts.
- I want my relationship with my neighbours to start off on the right foot.
- In a strong or advantageous position, or following a successful course of action.
- This season, the team needs to be on the right foot from the outset.
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