unvarying

• “Generally, taking a pill means that you get the precise dosage, in unvarying quality of a known compound.”

  9-year-old child Given Marijuana for Medical Reasons » E-Mail

• “In studying the oldest dictionaries, Weekley found that the dictionary-making animal has certain unvarying peculiarities.”

  A Taxonomy of Knowledge

• “Again, is it true that the fixed or the unvarying is the last revelation of science?”

  The Secret Beyond Science

• “She may have recalled his unvarying tenderness, his unceasing admiration; she may have recollected those impassioned accents that thrilled her heart, those glances of rapturous affection that fixed her eye with fascination.”

  Henrietta Temple A Love Story

• “I said "unvarying" but gradually, as my eagerness to go to Delectica increased, I found it impossible to concentrate on my work because all I could think about was my doughnut and coffee, and so I started having my elevenses earlier and earlier until I ended up skipping breakfast and having my elevenses at nine.”

  The Guardian World News

• “unvarying" punishment for fornicating daughters or sisters, it adds.”

  The Two Malcontents

• “He is stating what he takes to be an unvarying truth, not making a utopian prediction.”

  The Guardian: Letters: Tons and tonnes

• “Yet as unvarying as her days are, she is unknowable, even to her husband, Arthur Bender.”

  The Huffington Post: Janet Byrne: Nicole Krauss's 'Great House' Reviewed

• “The unvarying response is simply a reaffirmation of the conviction that the surge plan is necessary.”

  The Huffington Post: Michael Brenner: HuffPost Review: Obama's Wars

• “You’re suggesting that supposed “IQ” tests actually measure some mysterious something innate (and immutable, that is to say, unvarying).”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » 1. Science, Faith, and Not Ruling Out Possibilities

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