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steady

[sted-ee] / ˈstɛd i /




Example Sentences

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"Chinese lifestyles increasingly gain global appeal, offer a steadier way of being," reads the headline of a Global Times piece about the trend.

From BBC

“And with mortgage rates steady around 6.1% for several weeks now, everything is moving in the right direction for improving housing affordability heading into spring,” he added.

From MarketWatch

"We were very in love, and we threw ourselves into life. And we started a family, because that was the main goal for me," she recalls in a steady voice.

From BBC

To the uninitiated, though, even amid steady laughter and a sneaking concern for this silly friendship to right itself, it may come off as much ado about who knows what.

From Los Angeles Times

"She was no longer a 76-year-old, she was in her 90s," he said, adding that his wife was unable to steady herself to walk.

From BBC