Unsteady is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNSTEADY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make unsteady
• make unsteady
ADJECTIVE:
• not steady
• liable to fall or shake; not steady in position
• not regular in pitch or rhythm
• not securely fixed
• subject to change or variation
• not firmly or solidly positioned
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make not firm or stable

Words related to UNSTEADY

shaky15 unsteadied12 unsteadier11 unsteadies11 unsteadiest12 unsteadily14 unsteadiness13 unsteadying16 wobbly16

Words that contain UNSTEADY

unsteadying16

How to use UNSTEADY in a sentence

• If he try to speak otherwise, he shall have a lolling and unsteady tongue.
• Pale and with unsteady eyes, she sought out Sister Bali and, in a voice that was cause for alarm, told her that she was ready, asking her to accompany her.
• There was to Avery something oddly pathetic in the close grasp of those unsteady fingers.
• He got up to catch her then and finding himself unsteady on his legs, he went down on to all fours.
• I will forfeit all my hopes of happiness in this world, rather than forfeit her good opinion, and that she should think me giddy, unsteady, or precipitate.
• They made their way up the chamber in silence, their limbs unsteady, their heads swimming, their hearts beating violently.
• A moment after Bosio had left the room, Matilde rose to her feet, very pale and unsteady, and locked the door.
• When the Forlorn Hope was ready to move on, the chief led the way, and an Indian walked on either side of each sufferer supporting and helping the unsteady feet.
• Her particular glories were the writing-desk in the middle and the microscope on the unsteady octagonal table under the window.
• What truth there was in the charges we do not really know, but Cicero defended him successfully, and in this way we come to know the details of this unsteady life.
• The wind, too, was unsteady, and towards noon it grew so light, as to reduce both vessels to only two or three knots way.
• Then, believing that he was free to have his pleasure, he ventured to put his longing palms within her gown and to set his unsteady hands close to her breast.
• At the end of the village-street they all gave us an unsteady cheer and turned back to their wine-tables.
• He walked with a shambling and unsteady gait, with his eyes fixed upon the ground.
• I much prefer that it should be of a lower strain, so it be genuine and equal, than that it should be glittering and unsteady.
• Presently the ramparts were lined with officers, looking out, with throbbing hearts, through unsteady telescopes, or with straining eyes tracing the road.
• But his hand is so unsteady that the wounds are light.
• It was a very unsteady procession that brought me home, I assure you.
• The awe and the wonder were still there, and her fingers were unsteady under mine.
• His footing was unsteady now and his head dizzy from the blows he had received.
• I saw one small boy walking in front of me with a curious, unsteady gait, and just as I drew level with him he pitched forward on to his face without a sound.
• Our horses trembled with fear, unsteady on their feet.
• Could I with soul of fire Guide my wild unsteady hand, I would strike the quivering wire, Till it rung throughout the land.
• Among female voices I have seen many that could sing nothing but a full tone in the upper register, and that only with an unsteady, unsympathetic quality.
• Their strange and unsteady glance was not like that of a child.
• When some one rapped lightly he jumped, although he was not a man who owned unsteady nerves.
• We see the unsteady fingers tearing open the first letter that comes out of that remote land where devotion and duty had called her son.
• They stood in a pretty strong, but very unsteady light, by which I could take stock of them.
• There was only the darkness and the silence around Byrne, and the unsteady wind against his face.
• Wharton inferred from what she said, he was a wild, unsteady youth, and he had wandered from his home some years before, and gone far west towards the Mississippi.
• She halted, wild-eyed and unsteady on her feet, her hand trembling at her lips.
• They could only hurt each other because both were too unsteady to dodge futile lungings.

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