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steady state
This term is primarily used in technical, scientific, and economic contexts to describe a system that has stabilized. It implies a dynamic equilibrium where, although internal activity continues, the overall properties of the system do not change. It is distinct from a static state, which implies a total lack of movement or change.
When used as an adjective, it typically precedes the noun it modifies (e.g., steady state analysis) and is often written without a hyphen in technical literature, though a hyphen is common in general English when functioning as a compound modifier.
Meanings
Examples
The population of the colony has finally reached a steady state.
We need to maintain a steady state of production to meet the quarterly goal.
I wonder if the ecosystem can return to a steady state after the fire.
The circuit is designed to operate in a steady state.
The economy seems to have entered a steady state of low growth.
The drug concentration in the blood reaches a steady state after several doses.
The ancient civilization existed in a steady state for centuries before the collapse.