Always
Always adverb - On every relevant occasion.
Usage example: although we never intend more than an afternoon visit, she always insists we stay for dinner
Steadily
Steadily adverb - At a steady rate or pace.
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Synonyms for Steadily
Always and steadily are semantically related in commonly topic. You can use "Always" instead an adverb "Steadily".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- repeatedly and always
- repeatedly and steadily
- regularly and always
- regularly and steadily
- habitually and always
- habitually and steadily
- permanently and always
- permanently and steadily
- invariably and always
- invariably and steadily
- constantly and always
- constantly and steadily
- ever and always
- ever and steadily
Both words in one sentence
- Loads and Loads of Characters: The cast has grown steadily since the beginning; though the core has always been the five of Daily Grind, the ancillary cast gets new additions in every book, and many of them become frequently recurring characters.
Source: Webcomic / Daily Grind - With the looming guillotine of fate steadily falling towards him, one young sage will continue to do what he's always done.
- Loki of Norse Mythology, while always a trickster, steadily becomes more and more of a bad guy throughout the different stories.
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