steadypace

noun
UK /ˈstɛdi peɪs/
US /ˈstɛdi peɪs/

A speed that stays the same and does not get faster or slower.

She ran at a steadypace so she would not get tired.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A calm and reliable way of doing something without rushing.

He worked at a steadypace and finished on time.

3. A way of moving forward slowly but surely.

The team made progress at a steadypace.

4. A regular beat or rhythm in music or movement.

The drummer kept a steadypace for the whole song.