invariable
1 of 2adjective/ɪnˈvɛriəbl/
1
having a constant, unchanging nature
- His morning routine was invariable, starting with a cup of coffee and a jog.
- The teacher's invariable response to late assignments was a deduction in marks.
- The invariable heat of the desert made it a challenging place to live.
- Despite the chaos around her, her invariable calm helped others stay grounded.
- The invariable laws of physics govern how objects move in the universe.
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