adjective

consistent

consistent, unchanging, coherent

His work is not very consistent.

His work is not very consistent.

Her statement is not consistent with the evidence.

Her statement is not consistent with the evidence.

((in sth./-ing)) to be consistent in an area or action He is consistent in his approach.

((with sth.)) to be in agreement with something The results are consistent with our theory.

Synonyms: uniform, steady, coherent; Antonyms: inconsistent, erratic

From Latin 'con-' (together) + 'sistere' (to stand). Literally 'standing together'.

Think of a team that 'con' (together) 'sists' (stands) – they are united and consistent.

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