steady
Pronunciation: [ˈstɛdi]
Word
Context: "consistency"
(adjective) when something is stable, calm, or not changing a lot. It means that things are not moving around too much, either in a physical way or in how they feel.
Example
The boat was steady as we sailed across the lake.
Example
The ground was not steady during the earthquake; it shook a lot.
Example
Is the table steady enough to hold all the books?
Context: "emotional state"
(adjective) when someone is calm and in control of their feelings. It means they are not too excited or very upset and can think clearly.
Example
She remained steady even when times were tough.
Example
His feelings were not steady; he kept changing his mind.
Example
Can you stay steady during stressful situations?
Context: "balance"
(verb) to make something more stable or to hold it steady so it doesn’t fall. It means to help something stay in place.
Example
He steadied the ladder before climbing up.
Example
She couldn’t steady the vase, and it fell over.
Example
Can you help me steady this painting while I hang it?
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