steadyrehearsal

noun

UK /ˈstɛdi rɪˈhɜːsl/

US /ˈstɛdi rɪˈhɜːrsl/

A steady rehearsal is a practice that you do again and again without stopping.

The band had a steady rehearsal every evening before the big show.

SYNONYMS

constant practice regular drill continuous run-through nonstop training

RELATED WORDS

practice routine drill preparation repetition

OTHER MEANINGS

2. A rehearsal done at a slow, even pace so nobody rushes.

We did a steadyrehearsal of the dance so everyone could learn the steps.

3. A calm and reliable practice session that does not get messy or wild.

Thanks to the steadyrehearsal, the choir stayed together the whole time.

4. A practice that keeps going at the same speed from start to finish.

The actors kept a steadyrehearsal and finished the scene right on time.