Pronunciation: /step.waɪz/
adjective proceeding in a series of gradual steps or stages
A1 She followed the stepwise instructions to assemble the bookshelf.
A2 The recipe provided a stepwise guide on how to bake a cake.
B1 The teacher used a stepwise approach to help the students understand the math problem.
B2 The software developer implemented a stepwise debugging process to find and fix the errors in the code.
C1 The scientist conducted a stepwise experiment to test the hypothesis.
C2 The architect meticulously planned the construction project using a stepwise methodology.
adverb proceeding in a series of gradual steps or stages
A1 She learned to bake stepwise by following a simple recipe.
A2 The instructions for assembling the furniture were laid out stepwise.
B1 The software program guides users stepwise through the installation process.
B2 The teacher explained the math problem stepwise, breaking it down into smaller parts.
C1 The project manager outlined the development plan stepwise to ensure smooth progress.
C2 The scientist conducted the experiment stepwise, carefully recording each stage of the process.
formal The stepwise approach to problem-solving involves breaking down complex tasks into smaller, manageable steps.
informal If you follow the stepwise instructions, you'll have no trouble assembling the furniture.
slang Just take it stepwise, don't rush into anything without thinking it through.
figurative In order to achieve your goals, you need to take a stepwise approach and tackle one task at a time.
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