consistent in Latin
consistent in Latin is congruens — consistent means acting or performing in the same reliable way over time.
consistent in Latin
congruens
Of a regularly occurring, dependable nature. [from late 16th c. in the obsolete sense ‘consisting of’]
What does "consistent" mean?
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adjective Acting or performing in the same reliable way over time.
"She has been a consistent performer all season."
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adjective Compatible or in agreement with something else.
"His story is consistent with what the other witnesses said."
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consistent in a sentence
- She has been a consistent performer all season.
- The results were consistent across every trial.
- His story is consistent with what the other witnesses said.
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What is "consistent" in Latin?
"consistent" in Latin is congruens. consistent means: Acting or performing in the same reliable way over time.
How do you use "consistent" in a sentence?
Example: "She has been a consistent performer all season." In Latin, "consistent" is congruens.
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