adjective

constant

constant, continuous, unchanging, loyal

The machine makes a constant humming noise.

The machine makes a constant humming noise.

He remained a constant friend.

He remained a constant friend.

The speed of light is a physical constant.

The speed of light is a physical constant.

((constant)) + ((noun)) continuous The baby needs constant attention.

((to be constant in sth.)) to be loyal in sth. She was constant in her support.

Synonyms: steady, continuous, perpetual; Antonyms: variable, intermittent, changing

From Latin 'constare' (to stand firm), from 'con-' (together) + 'stare' (to stand).

'Con-' (with) + 'stant' (stand) -> stands with you, never changing.

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