Definition of Constant
Constant
con·stant
Definition/Meaning
(adjective)
Unchanging in value, amount, or intensity over time or in different circumstances.
e.g. The constant noise from the construction site was disturbing the neighbors.
(adjective)
occurring regularly or consistently, or persisting or recurring over a period of time;
e.g. I am involved in a constant struggle of convincing them to listen to me.
(adjective)
steady, firm or faithful, used to describe a person, their attitude, or their attachment to something;
e.g. She has been their constant supporter through everything.
(noun)
in mathematics or science, a numerical quantity or a parameter that remains the same under a set of conditions or that one does not change regardless of the circumstance;
e.g. This relationship is defined by a constant whose value is known.
(noun)
someone or something who/that is always available or readily present, or a situation that remains the same and doesn't change;
e.g. He has been a constant in my life through all of my struggles. The threat of being being found was a constant throughout their journey.
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