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constant

[kon-stuhnt] / ˈkɒn stənt /




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Local governments, under pressure to maintain a constant flow of new recruits, advertise hefty pay-outs, meet people who have large debts and campaign in universities and colleges.

From BBC

"I am so grateful for the recognition and to Sir David Attenborough for being a constant source of inspiration since I was a child and who led me to pursue this wonderful career," she added.

From BBC

She says going back is a constant topic of conversation in the Syrian community.

From BBC

Value will remain central in 2026, but constant promotions may not be the answer.

From Barron's

Rather than coal dust, you get a constant low-frequency hum and diesel backups.

From Salon