steadily
STED-i-lee/ˈstɛdɪli/
- 1In an even, continuous way; at a regular, unwavering rate.
Like a river's current that keeps the same pace mile after mile, neither surging nor slackening.
Prices have risen steadily over the past decade.
He worked steadily through the night to finish the report.
Similarconsistently, continuously, constantly, evenly, regularly
Oppositeerratically, irregularly, sporadically, intermittently
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Origin
Formed from "steady" combined with the suffix "-ly".