steady
stea-dy
adjective
Developing or happening at a constant, regular, and continuous rate.
"The business has seen steady growth this year."
verb
To make or become firm, stable, or balanced; to stop shaking.
"Steady yourself before you fall over."
adjective
Firmly fixed or supported; not shaking, moving, or easily upset.
"Keep the camera steady for a clear shot."
interjection
Used informally to tell someone to calm down or to be careful.
"Steady on, mate, don't get angry."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: secure, frequent, regular, calm, becalm, stable, firm, unfluctuating, steady-going, unwavering, sure, sure-footed
Antonyms: falteringly, uncertainly, unsteadily, unsteady