Constant
Constant adjective - Not undergoing a change in condition.
Inevitable and constant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Inevitable" instead an adjective "Constant".
Inevitable
Inevitable adjective - Impossible to avoid or evade.
Constant and inevitable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Constant" instead an adjective "Inevitable".
Nearby Words: inevitability, inevitably
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- set and constant
- set and inevitable
- determined and constant
- determined and inevitable
- fixed and constant
- fixed and inevitable
- relentless and constant
- relentless and inevitable
- unalterable and constant
- unalterable and inevitable
- unfailing and constant
- unfailing and inevitable
- invariable and constant
- invariable and inevitable
Both words in one sentence
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This can be portrayed as anything from guilty fun, inevitable underbelly of humanity to constant danger.
Source: Wretched Hive - If nothing else, it's an inevitable consequence of the constant marriage and divorce of everyone in the show.
Source: Everyone Is Related - Rachel and Finn on Glee initially managed to invert this; it was the constant delaying of them getting together that made them boring to shippers, because the conclusion was so inevitable.
Source: Shipping Bed Death
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