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firmly fixed or supported; not likely to fall over; not changing in amount, speed etc; (of a person behaviour) having, keeping to, a regular (good) pattern

stable, fixed

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Cases of word usage

1) heavy material (e.g. rock, iron, sand, water) put into a ship to keep it steady or used to make a road or a railway (ballast)

2) steady effort; showing of care and effort (diligence)

3) a long, steady look (gaze)

4) causing, having, the feeling that everything is turning round so that one cannot stand steady (giddy)

5) a rope or chain used to keep something steady or secured, e.g. to hold a tent in place (guy)

6) a heavy wheel which, when spinning fast, keeps steady the objects in which it is fixed (gyroscope)

7) a very small river; a steady flow (of liquid, people, things) (stream)

8) a long ridge of water, especially on the sea, curling over and breaking on the shore; a steady increase and spread; a group of wavelengths used for radio broadcast; to move to and from, up and down (wave)

9) not firm or steady (wobbly)

10) not steady (wonky)

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STEADY as in Wikipedia