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edit	ADJ	steady \| steadier \| steadiest
edit	NOUN	a steady \| steadies
edit	VERB	to steady \| steadied \| steadied ... steadying \| steadies
	SYNO	steadily \| steady \| regular ...
	steadily \| steady regular \| steady to becalm \| to calm \| to steady firm \| steady \| unfluctuating steady \| sweetheart \| sweetie \| truelove to brace \| to stabilise \| to stabilize \| to steady firm \| steadfast \| steady \| stiff \| unbendable \| unfaltering \| unshakable \| unwavering © Princeton University

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steady {adj}

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499

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482

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427

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Sachte! [ugs.]

steady {adj}

110

steady {adj}

90

fest [sicher, entschlossen, ständig]

steady {adj}

86

ruhig [sicher]

steady {adj}

75

steady {adj}

54

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50

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39

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38

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29

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27

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26

steady {adj} [motionless]

25

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22

steady {adj}

20

steady {adj}

16

gefestigt [Charakter]

steady {adj}

15

steady {adj} [continuous]

11

fin. steady {adj} [unchanged]

11

gehalten [Aktienkurs] [gleichbleibend]

steady {adj}

gleich bleibend

Verbs

to steady

522

to steady

128

to steady

47

to steady sth.

31

etw. festmachen [stabilisieren]

to steady

23

to steady

to steady

to steady

ins Gleichgewicht kommen

to steady

zur Ruhe bringen

to steady [make secure]

fest / sicher machen

to steady sth.

etw. ins Gleichgewicht bringen

to steady sth. [make secure]

etw. sicherstellen

Nouns

5

Setzstock {m} [Drehmaschine]

fester Freund {m}

steady [female]

feste Freundin {f}

2 Words: Others

dead steady

Steady on! [Br.] [coll.]

Immer mit der Ruhe! [ugs.]

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