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constant

[kon-stuhnt] / ˈkɒn stənt /




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Like a vegetable at any table in the United States, ema datshi is a constant at breakfast, lunch and dinner throughout the Kingdom of Bhutan.

From Salon

Last year was particularly busy for her, shooting “Ponies” and two films, and she’s still learning how to be back in her everyday life without the constant stimulation of a set.

From Los Angeles Times

Engineers at the University of Pennsylvania have found that while foams keep their overall shape, their interiors are in constant motion.

From Science Daily

Maintaining a false story requires constant mental effort: remembering what was said, to whom, and when which can be "a lot to carry".

From BBC

But it is their constant use that concerns doctors.

From Los Angeles Times