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is unvarying
adjective
Persistent, constant or changeless
Exact(8)
The routine at the airport is unvarying.
And when it is tested every five years, the evidence to support it seems decidedly weak.Yet the response from MEPs is unvarying: more of the same.
In spite of this diversity of cultures, the musical content of every performance — the basic structure of a song — is unvarying.
However, the oxide cap, initially formed by the oxide coating breakdown at ignition, is progressively removed in wet CO2, whereas it is unvarying in dry CO2.
The pattern is unvarying and ultimately irritating and the absence of romantic development is paralleled by choreography that, lacking a feeling for pace, proceeds in a series of false climaxes.
A film, whether experienced in a theatre or at home, is, in its delivery systems of light and sound, under the complete control of the director and the studio; unlike the fallible medium of live performance, it is unvarying with each repetition.
Similar(52)
His visit was unvarying.
The five pieces she presented here were unvarying in tone.
His answer was unvarying: his departure would have no great effect on the issues about which he cared deeply.
In physics there are certain "fundamental constants" (for example, the charge of the electron) that are thought to be unvarying.
In a number of calls with Valenti that took place in late 1963 and throughout 1964, Johnson displayed a range of moods, but Valenti was unvarying: always the booster, an eager acolyte, a sympathetic sounding board.
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