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/ˈstedi/ 
| adjective | steady |
| comparative | steadier |
| superlative | steadiest |
Slow but steady progress has been made toward concluding the deal.
The company hopes to see a steady increase in car sales this year.
A steady stream of people came to our grand opening.
Collocations: steady Rachel was silent, watching him steadily.
The pain steadily increased in intensity.
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