adjective

steady

steady, stable, regular, firm

He has a steady job.

He has a steady job.

Hold the camera steady.

Hold the camera steady.

There was a steady increase in sales.

There was a steady increase in sales.

She has a steady boyfriend.

She has a steady boyfriend.

a steady ((noun)) a stable or regular (noun) He has a steady job.

Synonyms: stable, firm, constant, regular; Antonyms: unsteady, unstable, irregular

From Middle English 'stedy', from Old English 'stede' (place, position). Meaning 'firm in position'.

Imagine something in its 'stead' or place, not moving or shaking.

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