foothold
/ˈfuːθ.hɔːld/ (FOO-thold)
Definitions
1. noun
A position or situation from which something can be controlled or influenced, or a firm grip or hold.
“The company struggled to gain a foothold in the competitive market.”
/ˈfuːθ.hɔːld/ (FOO-thold)
1. noun
A position or situation from which something can be controlled or influenced, or a firm grip or hold.
“The company struggled to gain a foothold in the competitive market.”