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| un·stead·y [ un stéddee ] |
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1. not fixed: not firm, solid, or fixed
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2. tottering: staggering or tottering in walking
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3. likely to move: likely to move or shift position
  an unsteady ladder
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4. changeable: subject to large and frequent changes
unsteady financial markets
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5. irregular in rhythm: irregular in movement, rhythm, or pitch
a voice that is unsteady
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6. not constant or reliable: not constant in purpose or actions
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transitive verb (past and past participle un·stead·ied, present participle un·stead·y·ing, 3rd person present singular un·stead·ies) |
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make something unsteady: to cause something to become unsteady
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| un·stead·i·ly adverb |
| un·stead·i·ness noun |
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