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- features:
- Word Combinations (adjective)
part of speech: |
adjective |
definition 1: |
steadily conforming to a regular style or pattern; not varying.
Her writing style is consistent across all her novels.If you want your bread to turn out the same every time, you need to follow the recipe in a consistent manner.- synonyms:
- constant, invariable, regular, uniform
- antonyms:
- capricious, inconsistent, irregular
- similar words:
- changeless, coherent, exact, homogeneous, immutable, selfsame, steady
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definition 2: |
not contradictory; in agreement.
The statements in your summary should be consistent with all the points you've made earlier in your essay.Unfortunately, his moralistic words are not consistent with his actions.- synonyms:
- according, compatible, concordant, consonant, harmonious
- antonyms:
- incompatible, inconsistent
- similar words:
- coherent, conformable, congruous, even
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related words: |
even, logical, periodical, pure, straight |
adverb + (adj.)consistent
broadly, entirely, fairly, fully, generally, internally, logically, perfectly, reasonably, relatively, remarkably, wholly
(adj.)consistent
+ adverb
statistically
(adj.)consistent
+ noun
basis,
belief,
condom,
correlation,
definition,
diagnosis,
earnings,
ethic,
expectation,
framework,
gender,
goal,
guideline,
hypothesis,
implementation,
intent,
interpretation,
literature,
logic,
measurement,
notion,
objective,
obligation,
observation,
pattern,
performer,
philosophy,
policy,
prediction,
predictor,
preference,
principle,
reasoning,
recommendation,
reporting,
requirement,
research,
routine,
study,
theme,
theory,
thread,
trend,
view,
winner
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derivation: |
consistently (adv.) |
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