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The Synonym of - Steadiness (noun)

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The Definition of - Steadiness (noun)

adjective, steadier, steadiest.
1.
firmly placed or fixed; stable in position or equilibrium:
a steady ladder.
2.
even or regular in movement:
the steady swing of the pendulum.
3.
free from change, variation, or interruption; uniform; continuous:
a steady diet of meat and potatoes; a steady wind.
4.
constant, regular, or habitual:
a steady job.
5.
free from excitement or agitation; calm:
steady nerves.
6.
firm; unfaltering:
a steady gaze; a steady hand.
7.
steadfast or unwavering; resolute:
a steady purpose.
8.
settled, staid, or sober, as a person, habits, etc.
9.
Nautical. (of a vessel) keeping nearly upright, as in a heavy sea.
interjection
10.
(used to urge someone to calm down or be under control.)
11.
Nautical. (a helm order to keep a vessel steady on its present heading.)
noun, plural steadies.
12.
Informal. a person of the opposite sex whom one dates exclusively; sweetheart; boyfriend or girlfriend.
13.
Informal. a steady visitor, customer, or the like; habitué.
verb (used with object), steadied, steadying.
14.
to make or keep steady, as in position, movement, action, character, etc.:
His calm confidence steadied the nervous passengers.
verb (used without object), steadied, steadying.
15.
to become steady.
adverb
16.
in a firm or steady manner:
Hold the ladder steady.
17.
Informal. steadily, regularly, or continuously:
Is she working steady now?
Idioms
18.
go steady, Informal. to date one person exclusively:
Her father didn't approve of her going steady at such an early age.