steadied
ste deed
- v make steady
- v support or hold steady and make steadfast, with or as if with a brace
- s made steady or constant
the noise became a steadied roaring
- Young men might best be steadied.
- Almost alone among the countries of Asia, it has never been steadied by an ancient culture; its sense of itself, and its potential, was further worn away by nearly four centuries .
- She hopped in for a swim, and he looked on in wonderment as she steadied herself with her toes against the pool wall and stretched out to float serenely on her back, her long brown .