nonconstant

Examples

• All

• Due to nonconstant variance by gender and race groups, robust standard errors are used to correct for heteroscedasticity in the regression models.

  Academic text (2017)

• The temperature was nonconstant throughout the day, ranging from hot to cool.

• The solution method presented later can be modified to account for nonconstant flexibilities.

  Academic text (1997)

• For a nonconstant twist, the frequencies of the MHD wave modes are split, which has important consequences for standing waves.

  Blog text (6)

• The project's timeline became nonconstant when additional tasks were added, causing delays.

Synonyms

E

ever-changing

vsnonconstant

15 4.3

Changing all the time

refers to not staying the same but does not imply continuous change

C

changeable

vsnonconstant

8 3.5

Able to become different or not stay the same

describes actual ongoing lack of steadiness rather than mere possibility

I

inconstant

vsnonconstant

2 7.5

Changing often and not staying the same

is the general description of not staying the same rather than frequent random shifts

C

changeful

vsnonconstant

• Archaic

1 7.5

Tends to be different often

is the broader idea of not staying the same without stressing frequency

N

nonstationary

vsnonconstant

6.8

Changing over time and not staying the same

is the general, nontechnical way of saying not steady over time

F

fluctuating

vsnonconstant

6.1

Changing up and down often in a way you cannot guess

is not steady over time but does not require regular up and down swings

Antonyms

C

constant

360 2.7

Stays the same over time

How Constant

constant

360 2.7

stable

473 2.3

nonconstant

6.3

variable

• Specialized

140 4.2

erratic

94 6.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology