Constant and In turn

Constant

Constant adjective - Not undergoing a change in condition.

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

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

In turn

In turn adverb - In proper order or sequence.
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Synonyms for In turn

Constant and in turn are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Constant" instead an adjective phrase "In turn".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Roleplay / The Massive Multi-Fandom RPG Don't forget Maria/Two-Bit, which in turn leads to... Ship Tease: A constant presence in the first week, especially around Subaru/Shirou, Maria/Spriggan and Maria/Two-bit.
  • The French Monarchy overall suffered constant defeats and decline in the 18th Century which in turn led to The French Revolution.
    Source: End of an Age
  • Useful Notes / Nicaragua That general in turn was ousted in 1909 and the resulting chaos provided the justification for the US to launch an almost constant military occupation of the country.
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