steadiest in English

adjective

1

firmly fixed, supported, or balanced; not shaking or moving.

the lighter the camera, the harder it is to hold steady

synonyms: stable, firm, fixed, secure, fast, safe, immovable, unshakable, dependable, anchored, moored, jammed, rooted, braced, motionless, still, unshaking, static, stationary, unmoving

2

regular, even, and continuous in development, frequency, or intensity.

a steady decline in the national birth rate

synonyms: constant, unchanging, regular, consistent, invariable, continuous, continual, unceasing, ceaseless, perpetual, unremitting, unwavering, unfaltering, unending, endless, around-the-clock, round-the-clock, all-year-round

adjective

stable, firm, fixed, secure, fast, safe, immovable, unshakable, dependable, anchored, moored, jammed, rooted, braced
motionless, still, unshaking, static, stationary, unmoving
fixed, intent, unwavering, unfaltering
sensible, levelheaded, rational, settled, mature, down-to-earth, full of common sense, reliable, dependable, sound, sober, serious-minded, responsible, serious
constant, unchanging, regular, consistent, invariable, continuous, continual, unceasing, ceaseless, perpetual, unremitting, unwavering, unfaltering, unending, endless, around-the-clock, round-the-clock, all-year-round
regular, usual, established, settled, firm, devoted, faithful
regular
steadfast, unwavering, firm, unshakable, stiff, unfaltering, unbendable
firm, unfluctuating

Use "steadiest" in a sentence

1. Grief teaches the steadiest minds to waver. Sophocles 

2. In the excitement of battle all but the oldest and steadiest troops are liable to mishandle their weapons.

3. When the edge number of characteristic geometry tends towards infinitude, movement of scroll compressor tends to be steadiest and vibration and energy loss decrease least.