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Meanings of rather unsteady in English

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Usage of rather unsteady in English
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My head is rather unsteady, which makes my handwriting worse than usual.
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2
Ford gave him a three-Pan-Galactic-Gargle-Blaster look, in other words a rather unsteady one.
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3
Northway jotted them down on the back of an envelope, his hand rather unsteady.
Denzil Quarrier
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I got to my feet, rather unsteady, and turned around to look for her.
Savage
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You seem rather unsteady, this morning, for a church member.
Barriers Burned Away
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Philip was always rather unsteady on his feet, and he fell heavily to the ground.
Of Human Bondage
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It was a strange hand, small and rather unsteady.
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But though I was rather unsteady on my feet, I retained my presence of mind.
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Filch stepped into the intersection, his gait rather unsteady.
James Potter and the Hall of Elders' Crossing
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Bryda suddenly jumped down from her rather unsteady pulpit.
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11
Her brother was climbing to his feet, rather unsteady, giving vent to a strange noise.
Blood and Bone
12
He approached the group of officers about the Kaiser with rather unsteady steps and gravely saluted.
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While he has always been a rather unsteady personality, he has of late seemed highly erratic.
The Sword of Shannara
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Joan felt rather unsteady on her feet, so that it was a relief to sit down.
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He read it carefully, his hands rather unsteady.
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He took out a cigarette, and lit it at his companion's with a rather unsteady hand.
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