softprogress
nounUK /ˌsɒftˈprəʊɡrɛs/
US /ˌsɔːftˈprɑːɡrɛs/
Small, gentle steps forward that happen slowly and without any big jumps.
Learning to ride a bike was softprogress, a little better each day.
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2. A quiet, low-key way of making a project move along without pressure.
The team used softprogress, fixing one small bug at a time.
3. A style of progress that avoids sudden changes and keeps things calm.
Her softprogress in the garden meant planting a few seeds every weekend.
4. The feeling of getting slightly better at something without noticing it.
He felt softprogress in his piano playing after a month of short practices.