Constant and Dear

Constant

Constant adjective - Not undergoing a change in condition.

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Dear and constant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dear" instead an adjective "Constant".

Nearby Words: consistent, constantly, constancy, Constance, Constanta

Dear adjective - Commanding a large price.

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Constant and dear are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Constant" instead an adjective "Dear".

Nearby Words: dearly, deary, dearie

dear	dear constant	dear dear
quiet	quiet constant	quiet dear

Trixie is not fooled at all, between Celesita's constant use of "my dear" to refer to people and the fact that she doesn't even bother hiding the fact that she's an Alicorn, which Trixe points out

Source: Implausible Deniability
They still miss their status as lover/spouse rather than mum/dad, and the constant "not tonight, dear"s are getting them down.

Source: Jealous Parent
He notices that the constant noise of frogs and insects has suddenly gone silent and he freezes in complete terror:(oh my God oh my dear God what is that what is coming through this fog?) Older Than They Look: When Louis first meets Jud, he thinks that Jud is around 70.

Source: Literature / Pet Sematary

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