Translation
constant, steady
Word origin
From Latin constans ('standing firm'), the present participle of constare, itself con- plus stare ('to stand'). Something constant is literally something that stands its ground.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- constare
- English cognates
- constant, constancy
Examples
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The noise from the street is constant.
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Learning a language demands constant effort.
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The weather here is never constant.
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