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steadily
adverb as in firmly
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It grows “slowly but steadily,” Rundel tells me.
From Los Angeles Times
Like most advanced economies, South Korea’s fertility rate has steadily been falling since 1980.
From Los Angeles Times
The discourse has steadily degraded there, but the power users have not fled en masse.
From Slate
He advocates formally annexing the West Bank, the illegally occupied territory from which Israelis have steadily and forcibly displaced many Palestinians.
From Slate
The childbirth rate has steadily declined for years, and did not pick back up after the pandemic and subsequent economic recovery.
From Salon
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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