Steadily

/ˈstɛd.ɪ.li/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a continuous, gradual, and unwavering manner.

The company's profits have been increasing steadily over the past three years.

In a manner that is firm, stable, or unchanging.

She walked steadily across the icy sidewalk.

In a regular, systematic way, without interruption.

He studied steadily for the exam, ensuring he covered all the material.

In a way that shows consistency and persistence.

The temperature rose steadily throughout the afternoon.

From steady + -ly

steadily improving

Referring to continuous improvement over time.

steadily declining

Referring to a gradual decrease or reduction.

hold steady

To maintain the current position or state.

steady

Firmly fixed, supported, or balanced; not shaking or moving.

stability

The state of being stable or steady.

Making progress without rushing.

She’s been steadily getting better at her art.

Taking things slow but sure.

We're moving steadily towards our goal, no need to rush.