steady

US /ˈsted.i/
UK /ˈsted.i/
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firmly fixed, supported, or balanced; not shaking or moving

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Make sure the ladder is steady before you climb it.
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He has a very steady hand for delicate work.
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stablefirmfixedsecurebalanced
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continuing or developing in a regular and consistent way

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She maintained a steady pace throughout the race.
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The company has shown steady growth over the past five years.
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consistentregularconstantunwaveringuninterrupted
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to make or become steady

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He took a deep breath to steady his nerves.
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The carpenter used a clamp to steady the wood while cutting.
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stabilizebalancefirmbracecalm
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in a steady manner; consistently or regularly

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The rain fell steady for hours.
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Hold the camera steady.
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steadilyconsistentlyregularlyfirmly