# unvarying

**Pronunciation:** /ʌnˈveəriɪŋ/ · un-VAIR-ee-ing

**CEFR level:** C1

**Part of speech:** adjective

## Meaning

Not changing or varying; remaining the same.

## Examples

- The company's unvarying commitment to quality has earned it a strong reputation.
- Despite the changing seasons, the mountain's unvarying silhouette dominated the landscape.
- His unvarying politeness made him a pleasure to be around.

## Synonyms

- constant — Always present or occurring; remaining the same.
- steady — Not changing or wavering; regular.
- invariable — Never changing or varying; always the same.
- immutable — Unchanging over time or unable to be changed.

## Antonyms

- variable — Not staying the same; subject to change.
- changing — Becoming different; in the process of altering.
- inconsistent — Not staying the same throughout; irregular.

## Collocations

- unvarying quality — Her unvarying quality of work set her apart from her colleagues.
- unvarying pattern — The unvarying pattern of the tides is predictable.
- unvarying tone — He spoke in an unvarying tone, making it difficult to gauge his emotions.

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