Constancy

/ˈkɒnstənsi/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The quality of being unchanging or unwavering; the state of being constant.

Her constancy in the face of adversity inspired everyone around her.

Faithfulness or loyalty; steadfastness.

The constancy of their friendship was evident even after many years apart.

Continuity of purpose or action.

The constancy of the team’s efforts led to their ultimate success.

The property of remaining the same over time in a particular context.

In mathematics, the constancy of certain values is essential for establishing theorems.

Late Middle English: from Old French constance, from Latin constantia, from constans, present participle of constare 'to stand firm'.

constant as the Northern Star

Unchanging and reliable.

inconstancy of human affairs

The unpredictability of life events.

the constancy of nature

The unchanging and reliable nature of natural laws.

constant

A situation or condition that does not change.

consistency

The attribute of being consistent and uniform.

stability

The quality of being stable or steady.

Sticking to something no matter what.

Her constancy is like glue, always sticking with her friends.

Being ride or die.

He's got that constancy, always has your back no matter what.