constant
ਲਗਾਤਾਰ
definition
noun
the condition of struggle remained a constant
a situation or state of affairs that does not change.
adjective
the pain is constant
occurring continuously over a period of time.
example
The actual number of people living in dire poverty has remained roughly 'constant' , at about 1.2 billion.
This initiative should be seen as the right way to treat employees, not an opportunity to continue the 'constant' sniping.
Above decks there was 'constant' activity as repairs continued to the newly acquired British ship.
Yet still his 'constant' writing and reviewing continued.
While the institution of the secret police evolved to suit the needs of the Soviet state, the capacity for cruelty at the top remained a 'constant' .
The radio was her 'constant' friend and always at her bedside.
For the glitterati, pets very often are their most devoted and 'constant' friends and, therefore, enjoy the best money can buy.
Jesus has returned to God and now can be present everywhere for all eternity - so he can be our 'constant' friend.
But during the tiny sliver of human history that has seen us attempt to claim the stars as our own, Clarke has remained a bedrock - a 'constant' throughout the struggle.
The old fire engines have meant that the staff are subjected to 'constant' breakdowns and are continually looking for spare parts.
Modes of transport progressed from frontpack to trike to toddling feet as our trio of offspring grew, but the pull-behind grocery cart remained a 'constant' .
The importance of the 'constant' is that it measures the strength of the electromagnetic interaction.
the 'constant' noise of traffic
The number of serious and complicated grievances like infection control issues remained fairly 'constant' throughout the year.
He has been my 'constant' companion for over 11 years and a more faithful and devoted one I shall never have.
Over short periods of time the growth rates remain virtually 'constant' .
Since its differences are the same as the Fibonacci series differences, we can add or subtract a 'constant' to the Fibonacci series.
He also noted a rise in pupils staying away from school, although truancy rates remain largely 'constant' .
Girls come and go but the University of Michigan, for example, remains a 'constant' .
Many systems survive for decades, undergoing 'constant' tweaking and continual evaluation.
The 'constant' spin continues to cancel out the effect of gravity, and keeps the wheel upright.
They would waltz in and out of my life at intervals and so I theorized that I got ‘used’ to not having any 'constant' friends around.
the wind wasn't 'constant'
And from a total of 33 'constant' friends, only half a dozen are ‘bosom buddies’.
The expansion of the university sector has meant more degree holders, but the number of jobs has remained roughly 'constant' .
Control bag pH was similar to pH in the lake and remained relatively 'constant' throughout the six-week period.
In the longer term, sustained improvements in competitiveness require continuous macroeconomic stability and 'constant' vigilance on the part of individual firms.
The theme of loss has remained a 'constant' for nearly 20 years, as has the basic fictional premise of figures in existential free-fall.
One of the reasons why means are more frequently analysed than ends is because ends are so subjective, contingent, and in 'constant' flux.
In any business era, the need to collaborate remains a 'constant' .
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