steadychange

noun
UK /ˈstɛdi tʃeɪndʒ/
US /ˈstɛdi tʃeɪndʒ/

A steadychange is when something keeps changing in a slow, even way.

The steadychange of the seasons makes the trees turn from green to gold.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A regular, predictable change that happens at the same pace over time.

The steadychange in the tide helped the sailors plan their trips.

3. A calm and reliable way of switching from one thing to another.

Her steadychange from shy to confident surprised everyone.

4. A pattern where small changes add up little by little.

The steadychange in his handwriting showed he was practicing every day.