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invariability

noun

Simple meaning

Being resistant to variation.

Pronunciation

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ɪnˈvɛɹiəˈbɪlɪti

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Definition

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noun

  1. The quality of being resistant to variation

  2. The quality of being invariable

Word at a Glance

Difficulty
C2 · Proficient (estimated)
Typical Use
Rare

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This meaning: The quality of being resistant to variation

Used this way, invariability is a reasonably familiar word that usually carries little praise or criticism of its own. It usually sounds natural in a wide range of settings.

Emotional tone
Neutral
Formality
Neutral
Intensity
Not strongly marked
How common
Moderately common
Connotation
Matter-of-fact
Usage feel
Neutral and straightforward

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relative invariabilityphysiological invariabilityabsolute invariabilitymere invariability

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