# steadier

Pronunciation: US say "STED-ee-er" /ˈstɛdiɚ/; UK say "STED-ee-uh" /ˈstɛdiə/

## Adjective

1. Comparative of steady. — comparative form of steady: more steady
   - Simple: Comparative of steady. Use this form to say one thing is more steady than another.
   - _With both feet planted wide, his stance grew steadier._
   - _The new tripod proved steadier than anything the crew had used before._

## Noun

2. A thing or person that steadies something else, holding it stable or keeping it from moving.
   - Simple: A thing or person that keeps something steady so it does not move or fall.
   - _The camera operator clamped a steadier onto the rig before the long tracking shot._
   - _Without a steadier beneath the heavy shelf, the whole unit tipped forward._

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