invariably

adverbB2 · Upper-intermediate

Always, without ever changing.

Meaning of «invariably»

adverb

always, without ever changing

She invariably arrives at work before nine o'clock.

Translation

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«invariably» in 17 languages

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HI हिन्दी

ID Indonesia

JA 日本語

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The difference between similar words

all the time, or every time

alwaysevery time; the usual wordShe always drinks tea in the morning.

constantlyvery often or non-stop, often in an annoying wayThe phone is constantly ringing.

continuouslywithout any breakIt rained continuously for three days.

invariablyformalevery time, with no exceptionHe is invariably late for work.

Word family

vary B1 · verbvariable B1 · adjectivevariation B2 · nounvaried B1 · adjectiveinvariable B2 · adjectiveinvariably B2 · adverb

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