constant in Latin
constant in Latin is constans — constant means not changing; staying the same over time.
constant in Latin
constans
Unchanged through time or space; permanent.
What does "constant" mean?
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adj Not changing; staying the same over time.
"The engine ran at a constant speed for the whole test."
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adj Loyal and dependable; steady in feeling or purpose.
"He remained constant to his friends even when it cost him."
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noun A value or quantity that never changes.
"The speed of light is treated as a constant in physics."
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constant in a sentence
- The engine ran at a constant speed for the whole test.
- She lived with constant pain for years before the diagnosis.
- He remained constant to his friends even when it cost him.
- The speed of light is treated as a constant in physics.
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What is "constant" in Latin?
"constant" in Latin is constans. constant means: Not changing; staying the same over time.
How do you use "constant" in a sentence?
Example: "The engine ran at a constant speed for the whole test." In Latin, "constant" is constans.
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