equalsteps

noun
UK /ˈiː.kwəl.stɛps/
US /ˈiː.kwəl.stɛps/

Equalsteps are steps that are all the same size.

The stairs had equalsteps, so each one was easy to climb.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A series of movements or actions that are all the same length or size.

The dancers practiced equalsteps across the stage.

3. A way of measuring where each gap is the same distance apart.

The fence posts were placed in equalsteps along the road.

4. A steady, even way of walking or marching.

The soldiers moved in equalsteps down the path.