steadycourse
nounUK /ˈstɛdi kɔːs/
US /ˈstɛdi kɔːrs/
A steadycourse is a safe, straight path that someone follows without stopping or turning away.
The little boat kept a steadycourse across the calm lake.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A way of living or working that stays calm and does not change suddenly.
She kept a steadycourse through a busy school year.
3. A ship's or plane's heading that is held firmly without drifting.
The captain held a steadycourse through the fog.
4. A plan that continues step by step toward a goal.
His steadycourse of practice made him a better swimmer.