consistency
When a person or thing does something in the same way every time, without big changes.
The quality of always behaving, happening, or being done in the same way, especially over a period of time or in different situations.
How thick or thin a liquid or soft food is, and how it feels when you touch or mix it.
The thickness and texture of a liquid or soft mixture, showing how easily it flows or holds its shape.
When facts, ideas, or rules all fit together and do not say opposite things.
The quality of a set of ideas, statements, or rules in which they all agree with each other and do not contain contradictions.
When a person or team performs well again and again, not just one time.
The quality of regularly producing similar results or maintaining a similar level of performance, especially in work, sport, or other repeated activities.
- Base: consistency
- Plural: consistencies, consistency
a model of consistency
1example of steady performance
Used to praise someone or something that is always reliable and performs well again and again.
- Over the last decade, she has been a model of consistency in the team.
- The company has been a model of consistency, growing slowly but steadily each year.
consistency check
1test for internal agreement
A step where you look at data or information to see if it fits together and does not conflict with other data or rules.
- The software runs a quick consistency check before saving the database.
- They performed a consistency check on the survey responses to find obvious errors.
consistency is key
1regular effort is most important
Used to say that doing something regularly, in the same way, is the most important thing for success.
- When it comes to learning a language, consistency is key.
- You don't have to work for hours each day, but consistency is key if you want results.
for consistency's sake
1just to keep things the same
Used to show that the main reason for a choice is to keep everything the same as it was before.
- Let's use the same color scheme for consistency's sake.
- We kept the old file names for consistency's sake, even though they're not very clear.
for the sake of consistency
1in order to stay consistent
Used to say that you do something so that things stay the same and do not change in a confusing way.
- For the sake of consistency, let's use the same format in all the reports.
- We kept the old logo for the sake of consistency with our past campaigns.
lack of consistency
1absence of steady behavior
Used to say that someone or something changes too much and is not steady over time.
- Their main weakness is a lack of consistency in defense.
- A lack of consistency in how rules are enforced can create confusion.
with any consistency
1regularly and dependably
Used to talk about doing something in a steady, regular way, not only sometimes.
- He can score amazing goals, but he can't do it with any consistency.
- You won't improve if you don't practice with any consistency.