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invariable

adjective
in·​vari·​able | \ (ËŒ)in-ˈver-Ä“-É™-bÉ™l How to pronounce invariable (audio) \

Definition of invariable

: not changing or capable of change : constant an invariable routine

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Other Words from invariable

invariability \ (ËŒ)in-​ËŒver-​Ä“-​É™-​ˈbi-​lÉ™-​tÄ“ How to pronounce invariability (audio) \ noun
invariable noun

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In an industry where profit depends on how quickly tables get turned, the logistical challenges of accommodating the invariable questions that come along with consuming cannabis might prove to be more time consuming than first anticipated. Billy Lyons, Fortune, "How to Eat, Drink, and Appreciate Cannabis at Restaurants," 15 June 2019 In modern usage, ‘behalf’ is an invariable noun and has no plural form. Ruth Walker, The Christian Science Monitor, "Just how many ‘behalves’ make a whole?," 22 June 2017 But what about the invariable pushback from a minor league hurler who received a $1 million bonus? Ray Glier, USA TODAY, "Science of baseball evolving: Help pitchers avoid injuries," 13 June 2017

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First Known Use of invariable

15th century, in the meaning defined above

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invariable

adjective

English Language Learners Definition of invariable

: not changing or capable of change : staying the same : not variable

invariable

adjective
in·​vari·​able | \ in-ˈver-Ä“-É™-bÉ™l How to pronounce invariable (audio) \

Kids Definition of invariable

: not changing or capable of change an invariable routine

Other Words from invariable

invariably \ -​ˈver-​Ä“-​É™-​blÄ“ \ adverb

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