Thesaurus / steadies
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synonyms for steadies
- admirer
- beau
- concubine
- lover
- mistress
- sweetheart
- boyfriend
- courtesan
- doxy
- escort
- girlfriend
- inamorata
- inamorato
- steady
- courter
- fiancé
- fiancée
- kept woman
- boyfriend
- companion
- darling
- girlfriend
- heartthrob
- lover
- admirer
- beau
- beloved
- dear
- flame
- honey
- inamorata
- inamorato
- love
- lovebird
- paramour
- pet
- steady
- suitor
- swain
- sweet
- treasure
- truelove
- valentine
- dear one
- one and only
- significant other
- boyfriend
- lover
- paramour
- suitor
- sweetheart
- admirer
- beloved
- cavalier
- escort
- flame
- honey
- inamorato
- love
- squire
- steady
- swain
- fiancé
- gentleman caller
- gentleman friend
- old man
- truelove
- baby
- beau
- boyfriend
- darling
- dear
- dearest
- flame
- girlfriend
- heartthrob
- honey
- idol
- inamorato
- love
- lover
- pet
- steady
- sugar
- sweetheart
- treasure
- fiancé
- fiancée
- first and last
- love of my life
- number one
- numero uno
- object of affection
- one and only
- significant other
- tootsie
- truelove
- affianced
- affianced person
- betrothed
- bride-to-be
- engaged person
- future mate
- future wife
- intended
- wife-to-be
- prospective spouse
- beloved
- lover
- steady
- beau
- companion
- friend
- partner
- suitor
- sweetheart
- young man
- admirer
- confidant
- date
- escort
- flame
- follower
- intimate
- steady
- swain
- soul mate
- admirer
- beau
- beloved
- boyfriend
- Casanova
- companion
- courter
- darling
- dear
- dearest
- Don Juan
- escort
- flame
- idolizer
- inamorato
- infatuate
- Lothario
- paramour
- petitioner
- Romeo
- lover
- suitor
- suppliant
- swain
- sweetheart
- truelove
- valentine
- wooer
- admirer
- beloved
- cavalier
- escort
- flame
- honey
- inamorato
- love
- lover
- paramour
- squire
- steady
- suitor
- sweetheart
- wooer
- courter
- fiancé
- gentleman caller
- gentleman friend
- truelove
- affianced
- affianced person
- betrothed
- engaged person
- future mate
- groom-to-be
- husband-to-be
- intended
- prospective spouse
- beau
- beloved
- boyfriend
- lover
- steady
- swain
- adjust
- harmonize
- offset
- readjust
- stabilize
- weigh
- accord
- attune
- cancel
- collate
- compensate
- correspond
- counteract
- counterbalance
- equalize
- equate
- even
- level
- match
- neutralize
- nullify
- oppose
- parallel
- poise
- redeem
- set
- square
- steady
- tie
- come out
- come out even
- make up for
- pair off
- balance
- fix
- maintain
- preserve
- secure
- steady
- sustain
- ballast
- bolt
- brace
- buttress
- counterbalance
- counterpoise
- equalize
- fasten
- firm
- freeze
- ossify
- poise
- prop
- set
- settle
- stiffen
- support
- uphold
- firm up
- stabilitate
- reinforce
- solidify
- stabilize
- strengthen
- anneal
- benumb
- brace
- cake
- candy
- cement
- chill
- clot
- coagulate
- condense
- congeal
- crystallize
- curdle
- firm
- fix
- freeze
- gel
- harden
- inflate
- inspissate
- jell
- jelly
- ossify
- petrify
- precipitate
- prop
- set
- starch
- steady
- tauten
- tense
- thicken
- fortify
- gird
- prepare
- ready
- bandage
- bind
- bolster
- buttress
- fasten
- prop
- reinforce
- shove
- steady
- steel
- strap
- strengthen
- support
- tie
- tighten
- uphold
- hold up
- allay
- alleviate
- appease
- assuage
- cool
- mitigate
- mollify
- pacify
- placate
- quiet
- relax
- relieve
- settle
- soothe
- steady
- balm
- becalm
- compose
- hush
- lull
- quieten
- sedate
- soft pedal
- still
- stroke
- tranquilize
- cool it
- cool out
- lay back
- simmer down
- take it easy
- take the edge off
- affix
- anchor
- attach
- bind
- catch
- cement
- congeal
- connect
- consolidate
- couple
- embed
- entrench
- fasten
- glue
- graft
- harden
- implant
- inculcate
- ingrain
- install
- instill
- link
- locate
- lodge
- moor
- pin
- place
- plant
- position
- rigidify
- rivet
- root
- secure
- set
- settle
- solidify
- stabilize
- steady
- stick
- stiffen
- thicken
- tie
- freeze to
- nail down
- stay put
- affix
- anchor
- assign
- attach
- bind
- blame
- catch
- cement
- congeal
- connect
- consolidate
- couple
- embed
- entrench
- fasten
- freeze to
- glue
- graft
- harden
- implant
- impute
- inculcate
- infix
- ingrain
- install
- instill
- link
- locate
- lodge
- moor
- nail down
- pin
- place
- plant
- position
- rigidify
- rivet
- root
- secure
- set
- settle
- solidify
- stabilize
- stay put
- steady
- stick
- stiffen
- thicken
- tie
- match
- align
- equal
- equalize
- flatten
- flush
- grade
- lay
- level
- pancake
- plane
- regularize
- roll
- square
- stabilize
- steady
- symmetrize
- uniform
- install
- secure
- set
- settle
- stabilize
- affix
- anchor
- attach
- bind
- catch
- cement
- congeal
- connect
- consolidate
- couple
- embed
- entrench
- fasten
- glue
- graft
- harden
- implant
- inculcate
- infix
- ingrain
- instill
- link
- locate
- lodge
- moor
- pin
- place
- plant
- position
- rigidify
- rivet
- root
- steady
- stick
- stiffen
- tie
- freeze to
- nail down
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How to use steadies in a sentence
It fills and steadies the pulse, and plants the planet plump under one's feet.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, VOLUME 16, NO. 97, NOVEMBER, 1865VARIOUSThe knowledge steadies the nerves and enables the mind to deal more firmly with the crisis.
THE LONG NIGHTSTANLEY WEYMANThen, falling forward upon his hands, he steadies himself while great sobs come heaving from his mighty chest.
CORPORAL CAMERONRALPH CONNORIn all cases the middle finger of the left hand pushes or steadies the knife, or acts as a fulcrum.
WOOD-BLOCK PRINTINGF. MORLEY FLETCHERPower, which strengthens and steadies all but weak men, only too often drives women to destruction.
FEMINISM AND SEX-EXTINCTIONARABELLA KENEALYThe brooks and shallow steadies were now full up from the heavy rains, so we poled where we had to portage coming in.
SPORT IN VANCOUVER AND NEWFOUNDLANDJOHN ROGERSA fixture at his back steadies the weights both back and front, weighing forty pounds each.
LORD DOLPHINHARRIET A. CHEEVERHe throws himself timidly on the back of his corpulent companion; he clings to her desperately, and steadies himself.
SOCIAL LIFE IN THE INSECT WORLDJ. H. FABREThe intellect is clear and unwavering; but the heart clings to old traditions, and steadies itself on the rock of duty.
AMIEL'S JOURNALHENRI-FRDRIC AMIELWho brings to birth the plants of sacrifice; Who steadies earth, so strong is he and broad.
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