steadiness

• Nom désignant la qualité d'être stable, ce qui peut signifier l'absence de fluctuations ou d'hésitation, la constance de la détermination, l'état d'être solidement fixé en place, ou le caractère régulier et invariable.

A noun referring to the quality of being steady, which can mean freedom from wavering or indecision, constancy of resolve, the state of being securely fixed in place, or the quality of being regular and unvarying.

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1. Constancy of resolveB2formal

   Freedom from wavering or indecision; the quality of being firm and consistent in purpose or conduct.

   Fermeté de résolution

   • Her steadiness in the face of criticism impressed everyone.
   • The leader's steadiness guided the team through the crisis.
   • He showed remarkable steadiness in his commitment to the project.

   Synonymesconstancydeterminationfirmnessperseverancepersistenceresolutenessresolvestabilitytenacity

   Antonymesficklenessinconstancyindecisioninstabilityirresolutionunsteadinessvacillationvolatilitywavering

2. Physical stabilityB1formal

   The quality of being securely and immovably fixed in place; not shaking or moving.

   Stabilité physique

   • The steadiness of the ladder allowed him to climb safely.
   • She checked the steadiness of the table before placing the vase on it.
   • The bridge's steadiness was tested during the storm.

   Synonymesfirmnessfixednessimmovabilitysoliditystability

   Antonymesinstabilityshakinessunsteadinesswavering

3. Regularity and uniformityB2formal

   The quality of being steady, regular, and unvarying in nature or operation.

   Régularité et constance

   • The steadiness of her heartbeat indicated good health.
   • He admired the steadiness of the machine's performance.
   • The steadiness of the rainfall helped the crops grow evenly.

   Synonymesconsistencyconstancyevennessinvariabilityregularitystabilityunchangingnessuniformity

   Antonymesfluctuationinconstancyirregularityunsteadinessvariability