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steading Meaning & Definition

ˈste-dᵊn

What Does Steading Mean?

Steading is a noun that means a small farm. It is also used to mean the service buildings or area of a farm. As a verb, it means to be of avail to.

Steading at a Glance

Part of speechnoun, verb
Pronunciation/ˈste-dᵊn/
Syllables2
Pluralsteadings

Steading Definition (Noun)

  1. a small farm
  2. the service buildings or area of a farm

Steading as a Verb

  1. to be of avail to : help

Synonyms of Steading

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Antonyms of Steading

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Steading in a Sentence

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Word Forms & Grammar

steading

steadings

stead·ed

stead·ing

steads

stead

steaded

steading (plural steadings)

Words That Rhyme With Steading

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Origin of Steading

Origin 1: Middle English steding, from stede place, farm

Origin 2: From Middle English steding (“place, farm”), from Middle English stede (“estate, property, holdings”), from Old English stede (“locality, place, site, position, station”).

First Known Use

15th century

13th century

How to Pronounce Steading

You say steading as /ˈste-dᵊn/. It has 2 syllables, with the main stress on the first syllable (ste).

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