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Definition of invariable :
1. An invariable quantity; a constant.
2. Not given to variation or change; unalterable; unchangeable; always uniform.
Synonyms:
uninterrupted, ironclad, strict, rigid, static, constant quantity, fixed-income, immutable, inflexible, unalterable, flexible, change, inalterable, hard-and-fast, invariant, unfailing
continuous (part of speech: adjective)
flat, repeated, cyclical, continuous, persistent, coherent, interminable, endless, indefatigable, nonstop, unchanging, repetitive, un-intermittent, featureless, incessant, gapless, unceasing, everlasting, undying, straight, recurrent, unremitting, continuing, continual, constant, robot-like, perpetual, consecutive, unending, habitual, ceaseless, sequential, lasting, perennial, monotonous, unchangeable, connected
uniform (part of speech: adjective)
like, unvarying, steady, regular, undifferentiated, even, alike, same, homogeneous, assonant, seamless, consonant, indistinguishable, consistent, undeviating, undiversified, uniform, equable, unbroken, monolithic, level
stable (part of speech: adjective)
immovable, changeless, solid, permanent, set, stable, durable, firm, steadfast
Usage examples:
- Mollie sometimes says to me: " Mamma, I do so wish I had a fixed hour for lessons, that I knew exactly when you could read with me;" and my invariable answer is, " Good gracious, Mollie! - "Lover or Friend", Rosa Nouchette Carey.
- This was the invariable suggestion that he made to his wealthy patients when he saw no immediate results from his treatment. - "Together", Robert Herrick (1868-1938).
- The minister returned thanks publicly, on the part of his master, and expressed his majesty's sense of the invariable consideration and friendship with which his majesty's subjects are treated by the citizens of America. - "A Ramble of Six Thousand Miles through the United States of America", S. A. Ferrall.