steady|steadier|steadiest in English

adjective

[stead·y || 'stedɪ]

stable, set firmly in place; unfaltering, sure; constant, regular; calm, not easily flustered; reliable; firm, resolute

Use "steady|steadier|steadiest" in a sentence

1. His breaths got steadier, quieter.

2. Calmer, rougher, steadier, higher, later, etc.

3. Grief teaches the steadiest minds to waver. Sophocles 

4. steady, steady love.

5. Antonyms for Brittler include ruggeder, stronger, sturdier, tougher, firmer, harder, robuster, suppler, steadier and steadfaster

6. steady love.

7. Anemometer steady.

8. Bearing steady

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

10. Steady as faith.

11. Hold it steady.

12. It's steady income

13. 89 synonyms for Brace: steady, support, balance, secure, stabilize, support, strengthen, steady, prop

14. Steady on the brakes.

15. Alright, everybody, be steady.

16. Hold the ladder steady!

17. Slow and steady, mate.

18. Basson Steady camera stabilizer

19. Is the table steady?

20. He is in steady advancement.

21. Aphototaxis Bain for steady state

22. The stool is steady enough.

23. Slow and steady wins the race.

24. He is a steady young man.

25. Filament density steady and tensile force.