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Definition
unchanging, continuous, or happening repeatedly
- When it was over and the vital signs had remained constant, Dr. Geoffrey Washburn went back to his chemical and psychological appendage.Chapter 1 (55% in)
- As Socrates understood, the inequality of values is constant.Chapter 5 (72% in)
- A scratching, growing louder, constant.Chapter 7 (35% in)
- Cain's one of the side issues contained in our constant pressure on Hanoi to trace MIAs," explained Knowlton.Chapter 16 (45% in)
- He constantly erodes Carlos' stature.Chapter 16 (93% in)
- Monies were constantly funneled to accounts beyond official scrutiny, certain understandings intrinsic to the payments.Chapter 31 (80% in)
- Conklin was hobbling pathetically toward the gates, turning constantly, the gun extended, his destination a car outside in the road.Chapter 32 (94% in)
- The cover itself is a decoy-very visible, very negative, constant pressure applied to maintain that visibility.Chapter 34 (37% in)
- You say there's been constant pressure on the decoy to maintain a negative, highly visible profile.Chapter 34 (38% in)
There are no more uses of "constant" in The Bourne Identity.
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