steady in English: Firm and not shaking; staying the same, without sudden changes. (adjective)

Translation

Firm and not shaking; staying the same, without sudden changes.

Word origin

Made from stead, an old word for a place, plus -y; from Old English stede, meaning a fixed place or position.

ladder .

"Steady" here means firm and not moving.

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Hands that do not shake are steady hands.

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Here "steady" means staying the same, without change.

firm

Hard and solid, and not changing shape when you press it. As a noun, a firm is a company.

calm

Quiet and relaxed; not angry, worried, or excited.

strong

Having a lot of power in the body, or hard to break.

shake

To move something quickly up and down or from side to side, again and again.

slow

Not moving fast, or taking a long time.

constant

Happening all the time, or staying the same and never changing.

stable

Firm and steady; not likely to change, fall or get worse.

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