very consistent

Frequency: 8.060.7 per million words

A common way to describe a behavior or pattern that shows a high degree of consistency.

consistentADVERB + consistent

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very

Examples (10)

  • The star player is very consistent in his performance, which is why the team relies on him.
  • Her quality of work has been very consistent since she joined the company.
  • Over the past decade, the company's financial growth has been very consistent.
  • Customers appreciate that the coffee from this brand is very consistent in taste.
  • He's very consistent with his diet and exercise plan.
  • The data shows a very consistent pattern of consumer behavior during the holidays.
  • It's important for parents to be very consistent with rules and discipline.
  • The professor was impressed because the student's essays were very consistent in their high quality.
  • His attendance at meetings has not been very consistent lately.
  • The artist's use of color is very consistent across all her paintings, creating a recognizable style.