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constancy

/ˈkɒn.stən.si/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, unverändert, beständig oder treu zu bleiben; der Zustand, über die Zeit Gleichmäßigkeit oder Loyalität zu wahren.

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noun

/ˈkɒn.stən.si/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, unverändert, beständig oder treu zu bleiben; der Zustand, über die Zeit Gleichmäßigkeit oder Loyalität zu wahren.

A noun referring to the quality of being unchanging, steadfast, or faithful; the state of remaining consistent or loyal over time.

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  1. Steadfastness or loyaltyB2formal

    The quality of being faithful and reliable in relationships or commitments.

    deBeständigkeit

    • Her constancy in friendship is admired by everyone.
    • He showed great constancy in his support for the cause.
    • The constancy of their love endured through many hardships.

    Synonymeallegiancecommitmentdependabilitydevotionfaithfulnessfidelityloyaltyreliabilitysteadfastness

    Antonymedisloyaltyficklenessinconstancyinfidelityunfaithfulness

  2. Unchanging state or consistencyB2formal

    The quality of being unchanging or consistent over time.

    deBeständigkeit

    • The constancy of the temperature in the lab is crucial for the experiment.
    • She values the constancy of her daily routine.
    • The constancy of the ocean tides is a natural phenomenon.

    Synonymechangelessnessconsistencydurabilityenduranceimmutabilitypermanenceregularitystabilitysteadinessuniformity

    Antonymechangeablenessficklenessfluctuationinconstancyinstabilitymutabilityunsteadinessvariabilityvolatility

Formen
  • constancies plural form
  • constancies' possessive plural form
  • constancy's possessive singular form
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