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invariantly

invariantly

6.7
In the same way every time
  • adverb
  • /ɪnˈvɛrɪəntli/
translation icon : invariablemente
  • Mathematical truths are invariantly consistent across different cultures and languages.

Examples

  • The laws of physics are invariantly applicable, regardless of location or time.

  • An invariant is something that's invariantly true.

  • The recipe specifies that the cooking time should be invariantly set at 30 minutes.

Synonyms

consistently
vsinvariantly
278 2.8

In the same way over time without big changes

describes an always constant state rather than regular agreement
uniformly
vsinvariantly
26 3.7

In the same way across all parts or times

focuses on sameness generally rather than uniform distribution
unfailingly
vsinvariantly
6 5.6

In a way that always happens and never fails

means remaining the same rather than emphasizing success or lack of failure
immutably
vsinvariantly
1 8.0

In a way that cannot be changed

says something stays the same but not necessarily unchangeable forever
equably
vsinvariantly
1 6.9

In a calm, steady way without sudden changes

indicates constant sameness rather than calm or gentle balance
unvaryingly
vsinvariantly
5.8

In a way that does not change over time

is about being always the same rather than noting time span
unchangingly
vsinvariantly
4.6

In a way that stays the same over time

expresses the same constant idea without extra emphasis on steadiness
unchangeably
vsinvariantly
6.3

No one can make it different

means being always the same but not insisting on impossibility
undeviatingly
vsinvariantly
7.5

In a steady, unchanging way

covers general unchanging quality rather than direction or purpose

Antonyms

1 5.3

In a way that changes and is different each time

How Constant

invariantly
6.7
usually
1.0
often
1.0
sometimes
1.0
rarely
539 1.0

Surface Forms

invariantly positive

Morphology

invariantly = invariant (semi-transparent) = in + vary + ant + ly

Adding '-ly' to the adjective 'invariant' gives the regular adverb meaning 'in an invariant way'.

Etymology

Invariantly starts with in- meaning 'not' and the variant part is the same root as the common word vary, which means 'to change'. So invariantly means 'not changing' or 'always the same'.