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steadily

[sted-i-lee] / ˈstɛd ɪ li /


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Beef prices, for example, have been rising steadily since the pandemic, and were last pegged 15% higher to last year’s levels.

From Barron's

Amazon has steadily grown as it funneled cash into its online business, adding new categories of goods, including high-ticket items such as luxury handbags and cars.

From The Wall Street Journal

The need for tools to combat the ever-growing landscape of attacks has steadily expanded over the years, and AI will supercharge that.

From Barron's

The turtle paddled steadily toward her, a hump of shell glooming dark in the gray waves, and heaved herself onto the sand.

From Literature

The 17-year-old agency has grown its head count steadily from two people to 10.

From The Wall Street Journal