consistency
Pronunciation: [kənˈsɪs.tən.si]
Word
Context: "similarity"
(noun) when something stays the same over time. This means it behaves in a way that we can expect. Imagine you always get the same dessert at your favorite restaurant; that's consistency.
Example
The teacher praised the student for the consistency in their homework quality.
Example
The athlete was disappointed by the lack of consistency in their game performance.
Example
How can we ensure consistency in our daily routines?
Context: "physical properties"
(noun) the thickness or texture of something. Like the way a cake feels – it can be soft, hard, thick, or runny. That describes its consistency.
Example
The soup has a nice consistency; it's not too thick or too watery.
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The mixture's consistency was off, making it difficult to spread on the bread.
Example
What should the consistency of the batter look like before baking?
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