steely

IPA: stˈiɫi

noun

  • A surname.

adjective

  • Having qualities resembling those of steel, especially hard and resolute.
  • Made of steel.
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Examples of "steely" in Sentences

  • She can do steely and charismatic.
  • Cover of the Steely Dan album Pretzel Logic.
  • Katie set her jaw, and her expression grew steely.
  • For the sake of keeping a steely peace, request is ignored.
  • In that little book I felt was a steely spirit of resistance.
  • Manny occasionally demonstrates a steely and assertive persona.
  • Martinelli was essentially a spinto tenor of steely brilliance.
  • Some have described the band's sound as a countrified Steely Dan .
  • China has steely soldiers like Yang Jingyu, and it would not fall.
  • Not surprisingly, the phlegmatic but steely Cook has muttered similar sentiments before this series.
  • Joseph Small, pilot of the Bronco OV 10 plane that crashed as it returned from a mission, watched in steely silence.
  • It is hard to imagine four more successful, intelligent, and tough - or to use the press description, 'steely' - women than Hillary Clinton, Jenny Sanford,
  • Hardly had Jawamard made an end of his verses when there came out upon him from among the trees a horseman of terrible mien covered and clad in steely sheen, who cried out to him, saying,
  • It is hard to imagine four more successful, intelligent, and tough - or to use the press description, 'steely' - women than Hillary Clinton, Jenny Sanford, Elizabeth Edwards, and Silda Spitzer.
  • al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, was killed in Yemen, Mr Obama said, his jaw clenched in an expression of steely resolve that was familiar from the aftermath of Osama bin Laden's demise at the start of May.

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