adj. 1 appearing or occurring repeatedly from time to time; 2 securely in position; not shaky; v. to hold securely in position
The store has its steady customers. OR The captain had to steady the ship.
The store has its steady customers. OR The captain had to steady the ship.
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The project went forward at a steady gait.
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The captain had to steady the ship.
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When and where did the Beatles get their first steady job performing?
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The moral of the story, slow and steady wins the race goes with which fable?
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Why did Thea need to steady her breathing in the space suit?
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According to the book, which horse was George Washington's favorite because it was steady in gunfire?
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She swayed and put out a hand to steady herself.
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The moral of a story is at the end and is meant to teach a lesson. In the Hare and the Tortoise the moral: slow and steady wins the race means what?
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The lachrymose mourners required a steady supply of tissue.
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Why did Emma say that a steady wind makes a good day?
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faithful; loyal; regular; firm; unshakable
infrequent; irregular
2 syllables
stead-y
bready
deady
eadie
eddie
eddy
edie
edye
freddie
freddy
freddye
geddie
heady
heddy
hedi
keddy
leddy
medi
mehdi
peddie
peddy
preddy
ready
reddy
redi
teddie
teddy
abedi
already
dwivedi
manfredi
maready
tancredi
tangredi
trivedi
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