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Meanings of steady steps in English

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Usage of steady steps in English
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With slow, cautious, steady steps he walks the rope, bearing your all.
Abraham Lincoln: The People's Leader in the Struggle for Nationa...
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Her legs and feet carried her away from the house with steady steps.
The blood spilt
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We walked with steady steps that rang on the seafloor with astonishing intensity.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas: An Underwater Tour of th...
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He rounded the desk and approached her with steady steps.
The notorious scoundrel
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Soft, steady steps approached on the dew-damp grass, accompanied by the jingle of keys.
Night tides
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The paramedics started moving out with quick, steady steps.
Blood rites
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The Anasso moved forward with slow, but steady steps.
Embrace the darkness
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The slow, steady steps of someone moving toward you.
Deadfall
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She approached him with steady steps, the way someone might inch up to a sleeping snake.
Nevermore
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When his steady steps almost brought him against the cycle, it roared out of his way.
Victory
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He ascended it with slow and steady steps.
Napoleon the Little
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Neither of them saw Roger Hamley, who was just then approaching them with long, steady steps.
Wives and Daughters
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Congress, and were proceeding, by the slow but steady steps of parliamentary progress, to their final consummation.
History of the Thirty-Ninth Congress of the United States
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He's secured billions in foreign investment and is taking slow but steady steps into the battlefield of corruption.
The South African
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Wallenda appeared fully in control through the stunt, taking small, steady steps on a slick cable through swirling winds.
Reuters
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He walked outward with steady steps, and bent his course southward in the shimmering track of the moon's light.
The Thirsty Sword: A Story of the Norse Invasion of Scotland (12...
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