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steadily

[ US /ˈstɛdəɫi/ ]
[ UK /stˈɛdɪli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. in a steady manner
    he could still walk steadily
  2. at a steady rate or pace
    his interest eroded steadily

How To Use steadily In A Sentence

  • When the baby is not thriving and gaining steadily in weight, or is fretty and cries a good deal, and does not rest and sleep peacefully, something, of course, is wrong. The Eugenic Marriage, Vol 2 (of 4) A Personal Guide to the New Science of Better Living and Better Babies
  • His health is getting steadily worse.
  • Violence between the two sides has been steadily escalating.
  • It initially got so-so ratings and then steadily declined from there.
  • The train chugged steadily along the West Highland Line.
  • Doreen has been Haworth's lollipop lady for 11 years and she is steadily building up a family dynasty in the job.
  • The trail becomes more precipitous as we plod steadily across a long ridge that is barely discernible from the fog folding around us. Times, Sunday Times
  • A product of the Reagan-Bush era, she's been steadily counterpoised to the of the right. THE SELLING OF SEX
  • For the three succeeding years, until the spring of 1879, the town grew steadily but slowly.
  • Dundee began to disappear behind a white veil while Chick drank his way steadily down the half-bottle.
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