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Meaning & Definition of Stead in English

English

Stead

a place or role taken by someone or something else.


Pronunciation:

/stɛd/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

steads

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A place, position, or role.

    Example Sentence: He stepped into her stead during the meeting.

  • Definition: A person's advantage or benefit.

    Example Sentence: His experience in sales stood him in good stead for the promotion.

  • Definition: In place of; instead.

    Example Sentence: They are using solar energy in stead of fossil fuels.

Etymology

Origin: Old English 'stede', meaning 'place, site, or position'.

Synonyms

placepositionsubstitutesupportadvantage

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • in someone's stead: in place of someone; as a substitute for someone.
  • to stand in stead: to serve in a particular role or capacity.

Translations

  • Spanish: lugar
  • French: lieu
  • German: Stelle
  • Russian: место

Related Words

  • steadfast: firm and constant; loyal.
  • steady: stable; not moving or changing.

Slang Meanings of stead

  • Meaning: to take the place of someone or something.

    Example Sentence: I'll be your stead if you can't make it to the party.