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steadily

/ˈsted.ɪ.li/

Übersetzung: Adverb, das bedeutet „in gleichmäßiger, stetiger Weise“ – kontinuierlich, regelmäßig und ohne größere Veränderungen oder Unterbrechungen. Es kann körperliche Stabilität, allmählichen Fortschritt oder eine ununterbrochene Bewegung beschreiben.

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adverb

/ˈsted.ɪ.li/B2formal
  • deAdverb, das bedeutet „in gleichmäßiger, stetiger Weise“ – kontinuierlich, regelmäßig und ohne größere Veränderungen oder Unterbrechungen. Es kann körperliche Stabilität, allmählichen Fortschritt oder eine ununterbrochene Bewegung beschreiben.

An adverb meaning "in a steady manner" — consistently, regularly, and without significant change or interruption. It can describe physical stability, gradual progress, or continuous movement.

  1. In a constant and regular mannerB1formal

    In a way that is continuous, regular, and without interruption.

    deStetig

    • The rain fell steadily throughout the night.
    • She worked steadily on her project for hours.
    • The population has been growing steadily over the last decade.

    Synonymeconstantlycontinuouslyevenlypersistentlyregularlyuniformlyuninterruptedly

    Antonymeintermittentlyirregularlysporadicallyunevenly

  2. In a controlled and stable wayB1formal

    In a manner that is firm, controlled, and not easily shaken.

    deStabil und kontrolliert

    • He held the ladder steadily while she climbed.
    • The patient's condition improved steadily after the surgery.
    • She looked steadily into his eyes without flinching.

    Synonymeconsistentlyconstantlyevenlyfirmlyregularlystablyuniformly

    Antonymeerraticallyinsecurelyshakilyunsteadily

Formen
  • more steadily comparative form
  • most steadily superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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