constant
/ˈkɑn·stənt/ adj (CONTINUOUS)Definition
› nearly continuous or very frequent: We had a constant stream of visitors. › Constant also means not changing, or staying the same: Even in this age of high technology, the popularity of hunting and fishing remains constant. constantly /ˈkɑn·stənt·li/ adv [not gradable] › They worry constantly about their weight.
(Definition of constant adj (CONTINUOUS) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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