steady - Definition & Meaning | VisualLang Dictionary

stea

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not subject to significant change or declinenot subject to significant change or decline

Examples

His income has remained steady throughout the economic downturn.
The company has shown steady growth over the past five years.
She maintained a steady pace during the marathon, finishing strong.

Synonyms

constant even stable steady changeless invariant unvarying unchanging invariable consistent

Antonyms

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stea

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Comparative

steadier

Superlative

steadiest

1

not subject to significant change or decline

His income has remained steady throughout the economic downturn.
The company has shown steady growth over the past five years.
She maintained a steady pace during the marathon, finishing strong.
Their friendship has remained steady despite living in different cities.
He maintained a steady pace throughout the marathon, ensuring he didn’t tire too quickly.

Synonyms:

constant even stable changeless invariant unvarying unchanging invariable consistent

Antonyms:

2

habitually regular or reliable in action

Synonyms:

3

characterized by firmness of purpose or resolve

Synonyms:

unfaltering firm stiff steadfast unshakable unbendable unwavering

4

firmly fixed or securely positioned

The ladder felt steady against the wall as he climbed.
She held the camera steady to take a clear photo.
The table isn't steady, one leg is shorter than the others.
He kept his hands steady while threading the needle.
The old chair wobbled until he tightened the screws to make it steady.

5

calm, composed, and not easily upset