steadily — In a regular, continuous manner without fluctuation or interruption. Done at an even pace or rate over time.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In a regular, continuous manner without fluctuation or interruption. Done at an even pace or rate over time.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈstɛdɪli/
Korean meaning: 꾸준히, 지속적으로
Korean pronunciation: 스테디-리 (강세: 스테)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's hair turned steadily gray, but her sense of humor remained colorful.
- The student's grades improved steadily after switching from energy drinks to green tea.
- The population of the city has been steadily increasing due to job opportunities.
steadily
ADVERB//ˈstɛdɪli//
In a regular, continuous manner without fluctuation or interruption. Done at an even pace or rate over time.
In a regular, continuous manner without fluctuation or interruption. Done at an even pace or rate over time.
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Climbing steadily, breathing heavily, supporters cheer readily!
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Origin
From Old English 'stede' meaning place or position, which evolved into 'steady' meaning firm or stable. The adverb 'steadily' was formed by adding the '-ly' suffix to express manner.
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“My grandmother's hair turned steadily gray, but her sense of humor remained colorful.”
“The student's grades improved steadily after switching from energy drinks to green tea.”
“The population of the city has been steadily increasing due to job opportunities.”
“She practiced piano steadily for two hours every day to prepare for the competition.”
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