B2adverbacademicwork
US/kənˈsɪs.tənt.li/
UK/kənˈsɪs.tənt.li/
in the same way every time, or all the time without changing
In context
She has consistently ranked among the top students in her class.
Prices have risen consistently over the past five years.
He consistently denied taking any money from the company.
Words that go with consistently
adverb + adjective
- consistently goodHer results have been consistently good this year.
- consistently highThe hotel gets consistently high ratings from guests.
- consistently lowWages here have been consistently low for decades.
verb + adverb
- perform consistentlyGreat athletes perform consistently under pressure.
adverb + verb
- consistently denyThe minister has consistently denied the claims.
- consistently failThe team consistently fails to meet its targets.