Steadily and Tight

Steadily

Steadily adverb - At a steady rate or pace.
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Synonyms for Steadily

Tight and steadily are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tight" instead an adverb "Steadily".

Nearby Words: steady, steadiness, stead

Tight

Tight adverb - Firmly or closely.

Steadily and tight are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Steadily" instead an adverb "Tight".

Nearby Words: tighten, tightness, tightly

Both words in one sentence

  • Stylistic Suck Between Executive Meddling, a ridiculously tight schedule and low budget, and most of the staff having no idea what they're doing (especially Kirby), it starts out as a parody of the show itself and gets very steadily worse.
  • However, the M4 is steadily replacing full-size M16s in US service now, being more maneuverable and compact - important for a military that spends a lot of time riding in vehicles and clearing tight urban spaces.
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