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remain consistent
/rɪˈmeɪn kənˈsɪstənt/
stay steady or uniform
To succeed, you must remain consistent in your efforts.
Consistency in effort is key to achieving success.
general
To continue behaving or performing in the same way over time without significant variation.
She remains consistent in her daily exercise routine.
She follows the same exercise routine every day without fail.
The company's policies remain consistent across all branches.
The company applies the same policies in every location.
This phrase emphasizes reliability and steadiness in behavior, actions, or standards.
Collocations
remain consistent withto align with or follow a standard or ruleremain consistent into stay the same in a particular aspect
Related Phrases
Pro Tip
Use in professional contexts
This phrase is particularly useful in business, sports, and personal development to emphasize the importance of reliability and discipline.
Gold Rule
Consistency is key
In many fields, consistency is more valuable than occasional brilliance. Small, consistent efforts often lead to greater success than sporadic, intense efforts.
Word Origin
Derived from the verb 'remain' (to stay) and the adjective 'consistent' (logically coherent or uniform).
Usage Notes
This phrase is commonly used in contexts where reliability, discipline, or adherence to standards is important, such as personal habits, business practices, or scientific methods.
Word Breakdown
remain
to stay in the same state or place
rootconsistent
logically coherent or uniform
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