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Meaning of steady
The primary meaning of "steady" is to be firmly fixed or established, and not changing or fluctuating.
Etymology of steady
The word "steady" has its roots in the Old English word "stede", which means "place" or "position", and the suffix "-y", which forms an adjective
The word has been in use since the 14th century, initially meaning "firm, strong, or steadfast", and later developing additional meanings related to stability and consistency
Synonyms
stable
firm
secure
constant
consistent
unwavering
unshakeable
steady-state
balanced
even
level
regular
uniform
unchanging
persistent
enduring
continuous
solid
strong
steadfast
loyal
dedicated
devoted
reliable
trustworthy
faithful
consistent
predictable
certain
sure
calm
peaceful
serene
tranquil
quiet
still
motionless
immobile
stationary
fixed
rigid
unflinching
resolute
determined
unwavering
unrelenting
dogged
tenacious
persistent
persevering
Definitions
- Firmly fixed or established, and not changing or fluctuating
- * Not changing or fluctuating in amount, degree, or intensity
- * Moving or proceeding at a constant and deliberate speed
- * Loyal and committed in one's support or friendship
Usage Examples
- The company has had a steady increase in profits over the past year
- * She has been a steady friend throughout my life
- * The boat moved at a steady pace across the lake
- * The doctor monitored the patient's steady heartbeat
Antonyms
unstable
unsteady
insecure
shaky
precarious
unpredictable
erratic
irregular
variable
changing
fluctuating
uneven
rough
turbulent
chaotic
volatile
capricious
mercurial
flighty
inconstant
transient
fleeting
ephemeral
momentary
brief
temporary
sporadic
intermittent
discontinuous