Invariably
Invariably adverb - On every relevant occasion.
Usage example: their slacker son invariably gives the same response to the questions about his career plans
Often and invariably are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Often" instead an adverb "Invariably".
Nearby Words: invariable, invariability
Often
Often adverb - Many times.
Invariably and often are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Invariably" instead an adverb "Often".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- repeatedly and invariably
- repeatedly and often
- regularly and invariably
- regularly and often
- habitually and invariably
- habitually and often
- frequently and invariably
- frequently and often
- daily and invariably
- daily and often
- customarily and invariably
- customarily and often
- always and invariably
- always and often
Both words in one sentence
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While not invariably, Undead often bring Evil Is Deathly Cold into play, since they are, in fact, deathly, naturally cold (being corpses), and Always Chaotic Evil in most portrayals.
Source: The Undead - These timelines where people fail, called "doomed timelines", invariably end with the eventual death of the people in them, meaning that the Hero of Time often sees themself dying over and over again, all for the sake of their alternate selves taking the fall for their own mistakes.
Source: Ripple Effect-Proof Memory -
George Orwell seems to enjoy "comrade" and "invariably" (the latter of which shows up particularly often in Nineteen Eighty-Four).
Source: Author Vocabulary Calendar
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