Steady — synonyms, steady antonyms, definition

1. steady (a)

assiduous balanced bracing calm close consistent constant continual continued continuing continuous cool dependable diligent discerning enduring established even faithful fast • • •

2. steady (Noun)

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steady (Noun) — A person loved by another person.

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3. steady (Verb)

adjust back up balance becalm brace buttress consolidate equalise equalize even firm fortify poise prop set square stabilise stabilize stiffen

steady (Verb) — Stop being excited, agitated or moving. ex. "steady yourself"

steady (Verb) — Support or hold steady and make steadfast, with or as if with a brace. ex. "steady your elbows while working on the potter's wheel"

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4. steady (Adjective)

stiff unbendable unfaltering unfluctuating unshakable unshakeable unsteady

steady (Adjective) — Not subject to change or variation especially in behaviour. ex. "a steady beat" ex. "a steady job" ex. "a steady breeze" ex. "a steady increase" ex. "a good steady ballplayer"

steady (Adjective) — Not liable to fluctuate or especially to fall. ex. "stocks are still steady"

steady (Adjective) — Securely in position; not shaky. ex. "held the ladder steady"

steady (Adjective) — Marked by firm determination or resolution; not shakable. ex. "steady convictions"

steady (Adjective) — Relating to a person who does something regularly. ex. "a steady drinker"

steady (Adjective) — Not easily excited or upset. ex. "steady nerves"

5. steady (Adverb)

steadily

steady (Adverb) — In a steady manner. ex. "he could still walk steady"