Steadiness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STEADINESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being steady
• The quality or state of being steady.
• freedom from wavering or indecision; constancy of resolve or conduct
• the quality of being steady or securely and immovably fixed in place
• the quality of being steady--regular and unvarying
• the quality or state of being steady; firmly fixed, supported, or balanced; not shaking or moving
• not faltering or wavering; controlled
• (of a person) sensible, reliable, and self-restrained
• regular, even, and continuous in development, frequency, or intensity
• not changing; regular and established
• (of a ship) moving without deviation from its course.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• direct or sure in movement; unfaltering; firm in position; fixed; keeping nearly upright in a seaway

Words related to STEADINESS

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Words that contain STEADINESS

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How to use STEADINESS in a sentence

• It mounted with the utmost steadiness, neither hastening nor lingering.
• It was not, for the moment, pouring as hard as at first, but there was a steadiness and persistency to it that did not encourage one in the belief that it would soon stop.
• Il Maledetto presented himself with perfect steadiness of nerve.
• The marine advanced, with the respect of a subordinate, but with the steadiness of a man on post, to examine the state of the room.
• No other man lends such steadiness and stability to our national life.
• Such attention would require a steadiness of purpose foreign to the ordinary character of a savage.
• It is difficult to express the sense of relief this steadiness gives after our storm-tossed passage.
• He then rode forward in person to reconnoitre, accompanied by Arthur Philipson, both moving with the utmost steadiness and precaution.
• Self-control also involves calmness, courage and steadiness.
• He was eminently a practical man, remarkable for steadiness of judgment and for sound business sense.
• He had not time, however, to recover his steadiness, when he was felled to the ground by a blow from a stone, which sent him to the ground a corpse.
• The more distant friends, who remained with them for the night, sang and plied the bottle with a steadiness which prevented them from feeling the want of rest.
• There is said to result a good ventilation, with economy of gas, an increased steadiness of the flame and power of light.
• Meantime our batteries kept sprinkling shrapnel over Bluebank with their usual steadiness and perfection of aim.
• Notwithstanding the steadiness of his assertions I still doubted their probability, and, to examine the point for myself, I strayed towards the palace.
• A character of steadiness in our councils is worth more than the subsistence of four thousand people.
• Extreme steadiness was at once his habit and his taste.
• But his eyes had none of the steadiness of either of his parents.
• Under the hurricane sweep of his love-making the girl from time to time closed her eyes in an effort to hold to her waning steadiness.
• His troops, whose love and loyalty never wavered, were largely composed of foreign levies, and had not the steadiness and training of his old Libyans and Spaniards.
• They are thoroughly trained, and will stand with perfect steadiness under the most exciting circumstances.
• The extreme gentleness of his nature never weakened either the firmness of his mind or the steadiness of his resolutions.
• They were standing in perfect order and steadiness, and I knew they would not disturb that steadiness to pick a quarrel with an insignificant section.
• Mast in line with mast, they held the course with a majestic steadiness.
• There was the steadiness of sleep, and a vigilance more than that of an ordinary waking.
• The moment Washington appeared they rallied, returned to the field, showed perfect steadiness, and the victory was won.
• In that time there comes, and comes ever more, the calmness for the brain, and the fresh fuel for the heart, and new steadiness for the will that holds all under its strong hand.
• The steadiness of his eyes and voice comforted her.
• In the admirable steadiness of the figure, the folded arms, the fine and manly proportions, and the attire, Ludlow recognized the mariner of the India-shawl.
• Their steadiness throughout was most remarkable, and to this, in a great measure, may be attributed the preservation of their own lives.
• One hundred pounds of steadiness and honesty is worth a hundred thousand pounds of gold.
• Another very important factor in ascertaining the value of wages is the continuance or the steadiness of the employment.

Similar words containing STEADINES without suffix s

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