consistent [kənˈsɪstənt] ADJ
1. consistent (not varying):
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- consistent opposition
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2. consistent (equally good):
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3. consistent (coherent):
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4. consistent (in agreement):
- consistent
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However, processes named in this fashion may not have consistent meanings across language families.
en.wikipedia.org This book contains a specific series of practical steps, that when used by anyone, can result in consistent and long-term personal transformation.
en.wikipedia.org One theme that was consistent was that beauty is light and another was to not be romantically linked with or marry dark people.
en.wikipedia.org The rituals vary although their importance to those involved remains consistent.
en.wikipedia.org It also promotes appropriate care toward the end of life that is consistent with patients wishes.
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