invariably
Invariably describes things that don't change and never vary — they're predictable. Many people invariably start each morning with a hot cup of coffee.
This adverb is useful when discussing things that happen all the time or don't change. In football, teams that win the Super Bowl invariably have a good defense. In schools, many students invariably struggle with writing. Invariably, the weather is hard to predict. In a lot of cases, invariably means always or almost always. You can count on things that are invariable.
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without variation or change, in every casesynonyms: always, constantly
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Vocabulary lists containing invariably
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After a shipwreck, Rainsford thinks he's safe when he washes ashore a mysterious island — but once he meets the eccentric General Zaroff, he realizes his problems have just begun. Read the full text here.