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Meanings of unvarying in English
Usage of unvarying in English
1
He scorned circumstance, and laid bare the unvarying realities of the contest.
2
They moved with such unvarying precision that some suffered from repetitive-stress injuries.
3
The unvarying treatment of a disease looks odd to a thinking bystander.
4
With varying fortunes, but unvarying purpose, the loyal States pursued the contest.
5
She could only obtain this unvarying and obstinate reply: Nothing has happened.
6
Years, centuries passed away, and the mystery repeated itself with unvarying uniformity.
7
There was something about its unvarying progress that struck Piers as British.
8
It was his panacea-his unvarying formula for every emergency, scandalous or otherwise.
9
It had been John's unvarying wont to yield the path to him.
10
He admitted but four unvarying laws, or rather elementary principles, of Bliss.
11
Still, his intention was commendable, and his persistent, unvarying labour really wonderful.
12
Did it not symbolize the eternal, unvarying triumph of Good over Evil?
13
Since then the books have come with unvarying regularity: steady, polished, relentlessly observed.
14
Toughen and kiln-dry in a couple days in a mild but unvarying temperature.
15
Deeds of lovely impulse are the blossom; unvarying, determined Tightness is the fruit.
16
In a country neighbourhood you move in a very confined and unvarying society.
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