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Constant

Verb / ˈkɑ:nstʌnt / Another word for constant — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

Constant means something that is unchanging or remains the same over time.

Synonyms & similar words

changeless unvarying neverending invariable unceasing inconstant invariant incessant perpetual ceaseless unremitting constantquantity unchanging stable steady consistent enduring perpetual unwavering unchangeable continuous unvarying eternal uninterrupted persisting regular relentless unceasing invariable fixed immutable unfluctuating

Synonyms by register

Formal

perpetual unchanging steadfast immutable

Informal

steady always nonstop all the time

Literary

everlasting unwavering eternal

Antonyms

variable changing inconstant fluctuating erratic unstable intermittent

Common collocations

  • constant companion
  • constant threat
  • constant source
  • constant pressure
  • constant state
  • constant attention
  • constant speed
  • constant danger

Word family

noun constancy
adverb constantly

Usage note

Often used to describe something that happens or exists without interruption. Be mindful of its intensity; 'constant' implies a high degree of regularity or persistence.

Example sentences

  1. The moon's constant orbit around the earth keeps the tides predictable.
  2. Her constant chatter can be annoying sometimes.
  3. The old man's constant complaints were a source of irritation for his family.
  4. He showed constant dedication to his work.
  5. The team's constant practice paid off in the end.

Quotes

  • Constant dripping hollows out a stone.
  • Change is the only constant in life.
  • In the midst of movement and chaos, keep stillness inside of you.

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