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Definition of constant
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Constant
(n.) That which is not
subject
to
change;
that which is
invariable.
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Versatile
::
Versatile
(a.)
Liable
to be
turned
in
opinion;
changeable;
variable;
unsteady;
inconstant;
as
versatile
disposition.
Changeling
::
Changeling
(a.) Given to
change;
inconstant.
Fluxion
::
Fluxion
(n.) The
infinitely
small
increase
or
decrease
of a
variable
or
flowing
quantity
in a
certain
infinitely
small and
constant
period
of time; the rate of
variation
of a
fluent;
an
incerement;
a
differential.
Stockade
::
Stock (a.) Used or
employed
for
constant
service
or
application,
as if
constituting
a
portion
of a stock or
supply;
standard;
permanent;
standing;
as, a stock
actor;
a stock play; a stock
sermon..
Proportional
::
Proportional
(a.)
Constituting
a
proportion;
having
the same, or a
constant,
ratio;
as,
proportional
quantities;
momentum
is
proportional
to
quantity
of
matter..
Hodograph
::
Hodograph
(n.) A curve
described
by the
moving
extremity
of a line the other end of which is
fixed,
this line being
constantly
parallel
to the
direction
of
motion
of, and
having
its
length
constantly
proportional
to the
velocity
of, a point
moving
in any path; -used in
investigations
respecting
central
forces..
Perpetually
::
Perpetually
(adv.)
In a
perpetual
manner;
constantly;
continually.
Glanders
::
Glanders
(n.) A
highly
contagious
and very
destructive
disease
of
horses,
asses,
mules,
etc.,
characterized
by a
constant
discharge
of
sticky
matter
from the nose, and an
enlargement
and
induration
of the
glands
beneath
and
within
the lower jaw. It may
transmitted
to dogs,
goats,
sheep,
and to human
beings..
Rover
::
Rover (v. i.)
Hence,
a
fickle,
inconstant
person..
Crescent
::
Crescent
(n.) The
ancient
symbol
of
Byzantium
or
Constantinople.
Stable
::
Stable
(v. i.)
Steady
in
purpose;
constant;
firm in
resolution;
not
easily
diverted
from a
purpose;
not
fickle
or
wavering;
as, a man of
stable
character..
Bosporus
::
Bosporus
(n.) A
strait
or
narrow
sea
between
two seas, or a lake and a seas; as, the
Bosporus
(formerly
the
Thracian
Bosporus)
or
Strait
of
Constantinople,
between
the Black Sea and Sea of
Marmora;
the
Cimmerian
Bosporus,
between
the Black Sea and Sea of
Azof..
Emanate
::
Emanate
(v. i.) To issue forth from a
source;
to flow out from more or less
constantly;
as,
fragrance
emanates
from
flowers..
Minute-jack
::
Minute-jack
(n.) A
timeserver;
an
inconstant
person.
Steadied
::
Steady
(n.)
Regular;
constant;
undeviating;
uniform;
as, the
steady
course
of the sun; a
steady
breeze
of
wind..
Babble
::
Babble
(n.)
Inarticulate
speech;
constant
or
confused
murmur.
Still
::
Still (a.) In
continuation
by
successive
or
repeated
acts;
always;
ever;
constantly;
uniformly.
Constant
::
Constant
(v. t.) Firm;
solid;
fixed;
immovable;
--
opposed
to
fluid.
Gyroscope
::
Gyroscope
(n.) A form of the above
apparatus,
invented
by M.
Foucault,
mounted
so
delicately
as to
render
visible
the
rotation
of the
earth,
through
the
tendency
of the
rotating
wheel to
preserve
a
constant
plane of
rotation,
independently
of the
earth's
motion..
Tractrix
::
Tractrix
(n.) A curve such that the part of the
tangent
between
the point of
tangency
and a given
straight
line is
constant;
-- so
called
because
it was
conceived
as
described
by the
motion
of one end of a
tangent
line as the other end was drawn along the given line.
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