English to Irish Meaning of stead - ionad

Stead :

ionad

noun

sochar, bhfabhar, leas a bhaint as, maith, brabús, ionad, spás, áit, post, suíomh, láithreán, seirbhís, ag freastal ar, adhradh, aireacht, oifig

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Definitions of stead in English

Noun(1) the post or function properly or customarily occupied or served by another

Examples of stead in English

(1) In its stead , the new power of dismissing the Cabinet through a vote of no confidence was established.(2) you wish to have him superseded and to be appointed in his stead(3) In her stead comes a woman chatting with a puma, who represents inner happiness.(4) The answer was unanimous that he must die unless the principal man of his blood should suffer death in his stead .(5) He sends Seward in his stead , and gives him all of the papers and diaries to read.(6) In his stead was a handsome young man with a happy grin and a promising future.(7) In its stead is a kiosk on the outskirts of town, selling bad burgers on a monthly lease.(8) The Democratic Governor of Oregon then appointed a Tilden elector in his stead .(9) Villagers south of York are fighting plans to knock down a derelict health centre and build three new houses in its stead .(10) Mr Matthews said the redevelopment was one of the reasons he had been chosen for the job and his experience held him in good stead .(11) His grasp of finance stood him good stead when he presided over the wartime Board of Trade.(12) Will we in the rest of Scotland follow the lead set by the Highland and Islands, or watch while others prosper in our stead ?(13) He initially specialised in obstetrics, which was to hold him in good stead in his long career as a country doctor.(14) Then again, that might have landed you here in my stead , and I could not bear that.(15) He quoted the Local Autonomy Act, saying that a mayor has to issue an order appointing a deputy mayor to act in his stead .(16) An accurate representation of the facts was soon put up in its stead .

Related Phrases of stead

(1) in stead ::

san ionad

(2) in my stead ::

i mo ionad

(3) in his stead ::

ina ionad

Related Phrases of stead

(1) in stead ::

san ionad

(2) in my stead ::

i mo ionad

(3) in his stead ::

ina ionad

Synonyms

Noun

1. place ::

áit

2. lieu ::

lieu

3. position ::

post

Antonyms

1. disadvantage ::

míbhuntáiste

2. drawback ::

ais-tarrac

3. handicap ::

gcis

4. liability ::

dliteanas

5. minus ::

lúide

6. penalty ::

pionós

7. strike ::

stailc

Different Forms

stead, steads

Word Example from TV Shows

will sit as judge in my STEAD.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 6

"to rule in my STEAD

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 7

You'll return to Casterly Rock and rule in my STEAD.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 1

Cotton blanket 'STEAD of wool

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 23

to serve as hand in his STEAD while he fights.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 1

Examples of stead from TV Shows

will sit as judge in my STEAD.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 6

"to rule in my STEAD

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 7

You'll return to Casterly Rock and rule in my STEAD.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 1

Cotton blanket 'STEAD of wool

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 23

to serve as hand in his STEAD while he fights.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 1

English to Irish Dictionary: stead

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English to Irish Dictionary: stead

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