Consistent
Consistent adjective - Not having or showing any apparent conflict.
Equivalent and consistent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Equivalent" instead an adjective "Consistent".
Equivalent
Equivalent adjective - Being essentially equal to something.
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Synonyms for Equivalent
Consistent and equivalent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Consistent" instead an adjective "Equivalent".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- like and consistent
- like and equivalent
- correspondent and consistent
- correspondent and equivalent
- equal and consistent
- equal and equivalent
- similar and consistent
- similar and equivalent
- alike and consistent
- alike and equivalent
- comparable and consistent
- comparable and equivalent
- same and consistent
- same and equivalent
Both words in one sentence
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In effect, this trope is the video game equivalent of a consistent use of the First-Person Perspective throughout a novel.
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Most of the time, it's a consistent one-to-one day ratio, with the only oddity being that day in Talia is equivalent to night in England.
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Lovecraft himself was less than consistent on this point, treating his Eldritch Abominations sometimes as powerful aliens, sometimes as true divinities or at least something equivalent.
Source: Fantasy Pantheon
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