adjective “steady”
 steady, comparative steadier, superlative steadiest
- firmly fixed; stable; not shaking or moving Sign up to see the translation of definitions and examples into any language. 
 The ladder was steady as she climbed. 
- regular and even; continuous in development or movement The patient showed steady improvement over time. 
- consistent and reliable; dependable She has been a steady friend through good times and bad. 
verb “steady”
 infinitive steady; he steadies; past tense steadied; past part. steadied; ger. steadying
- to make something steady; to stabilize it He steadied the wobbly table with a folded napkin. 
- to become stable or balanced After a few minutes, his breathing steadied. 
noun “steady”
 singular steady, plural steadies
- a support that keeps something stable The carpenter used a steady to hold the wood in place. 
- (informal) a regular boyfriend or girlfriend She went to the prom with her steady. 
adverb “steady”
- in a steady manner; without wavering He worked steady through the night to meet the deadline.