more constant

ADJECTIVE

fixed

Synonyms

STRONGEST

consistent continual nonstop perpetual regular stable steady unbroken uninterrupted

STRONG

even firm invariable monochrome permanent stabile uniform

WEAK

connected equable habitual homogeneous immutable like the Rock of Gibraltar monophonic monotonous of a piece regularized solid as rock standardized steadfast together unalterable unchanging unflappable unfluctuating unvarying

Antonyms

STRONGEST

broken discontinuous imbalanced inconsistent inconstant infrequent intermittent interrupted irregular temporary unfixed unstable unsteady wobbly

STRONG

changeable changing different

WEAK

concluding disloyal ending fickle flagging fluctuating stopping terminable terminating undecided undetermined untrue untrustworthy varying wavering

ADJECTIVE

neverending

Synonyms

STRONGEST

ceaseless chronic continual continuous endless eternal incessant nonstop perpetual persistent relentless sustained unending uninterrupted unrelenting unremitting

STRONG

everlasting

WEAK

abiding enduring interminable lasting persisting

Antonyms

STRONGEST

brief broken ceasing completed discontinuous ending ephemeral finished halting infrequent intermittent interrupted merciful occasional relenting stopping sympathetic temporary terminable transient

WEAK

changeable concluding disloyal fickle flagging fluctuating inconstant irregular terminating undecided undetermined unstable unsteady untrue untrustworthy varying wavering

ADJECTIVE

loyal, determined

Synonyms

STRONG

faithful fast true trusty

WEAK

allegiant attached dependable devoted dogged persevering resolute staunch tried-and-true trustworthy unfailing unflagging unshaken unwavering

Antonyms

STRONG

dishonest disloyal false untrustworthy

WEAK

changeable concluding ending fickle flagging fluctuating inconstant interrupted irregular stopping terminable terminating undecided undetermined unstable unsteady untrue varying wavering

Example Sentences

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more constant

"Under the panels, because it's constant shade and it's constant green, we're supplying a more constant feed, which in turn gives it a better quality wool."

From Barron's ● Feb. 22, 2026

Many Ukrainians rely on power banks and generators as a back-up, and the sound of generators in the capital is now more constant than the air raid warnings.

From BBC ● Dec. 16, 2025

The state already gets about 6% of its electricity from land-based wind farms, but offshore wind is considered more promising over the long run, mostly because ocean winds are more constant and more powerful.

From Los Angeles Times ● Oct. 14, 2024

Other times, it’s more constant and traces back to our childhood.

From Salon ● Aug. 16, 2024

“The wind sounds more constant, does it not? Less tied to a certain place?”

From "A Rover's Story" by Jasmine Warga