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consistent

/kənˈsɪs.tənt/

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adjective

/kənˈsɪs.tənt/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что всегда ведёт себя или происходит похожим, предсказуемым образом; неизменное.

Describes something that always behaves or happens in a similar, predictable way; not changing.

  1. Unchanging in behavior or qualityB1formal

    Always acting or behaving in the same way; steady and reliable.

    ruПоследовательный

    • She is a consistent performer at work.
    • The team needs consistent effort to win the championship.
    • He has been consistent in his support for the project.

    Synonymsconstantdependableevenpredictableregularreliablestablesteadyunchanginguniform

    Antonymscapriciouschangeableerraticfickleinconsistentunpredictableunreliableunsteadyvariablevolatile

  2. In agreement or compatibleB2formal

    Not contradictory; in harmony with something else.

    ruСогласующийся

    • His actions are consistent with his words.
    • The results are consistent with our earlier findings.
    • The policy must be consistent with the company's values.

    Synonymsaccordantcoherentcompatibleconcordantcongruouscorrespondingharmoniousin agreementmatching

    Antonymsconflictingcontradictorydiscrepantincompatibleincongruousinconsistent

  3. Regular or continuousB2informal

    Occurring regularly over a period of time.

    ruПостоянный

    • She has shown consistent improvement in her grades.
    • The restaurant has a consistent flow of customers.
    • Consistent practice is key to mastering any skill.

    Synonymsconstantcontinuousevenpersistentregularstablesteadyunchanginguniform

    Antonymserraticinconsistentintermittentirregularsporadicunsteady

Forms
  • more consistent comparative form
  • most consistent superlative form
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