CONSISTENT


Meaning of CONSISTENT in English

adj.

1 always behaving in the same way

VERBS

▪ be

▪ become

Each generation becomes ever more ~ in its thinking.

▪ remain

ADVERB

▪ extremely , fairly , very , etc.

▪ highly , remarkably

▪ absolutely , completely , entirely , quite , wholly

His attitude isn't absolutely ~.

▪ largely

▪ reasonably , relatively

A writer must maintain a relatively ~ perspective or tone.

2 in agreement with sth

VERBS

▪ appear , be , seem

These findings appear ~ across racial and ethnic groups.

▪ remain , stay

The percentage of personal income paid in taxes stayed fairly ~ across various income levels.

ADVERB

▪ completely , entirely , fully , perfectly

▪ broadly , generally , largely

Our results are generally ~ with the results of other analyses.

▪ fairly , pretty , quite , reasonably , relatively

The portrait of Powell in the book is pretty ~ with what everybody knows.

This is relatively ~ across all age groups.

▪ strikingly , surprisingly

The pattern is strikingly ~ in the four samples.

The results of this study are surprisingly ~ with previous estimates.

▪ internally

His argument is not even internally ~ (= different parts of the argument contradict each other) .

▪ logically

PREPOSITION

▪ across , among ( AmE )

These findings are ~ across all the studies.

These findings were statistically ~ among studies.

▪ between

These results were ~ between genders, and regardless of age and parent education level.

▪ with

The figures are fully ~ with last year's results.

Consistent is used with these nouns: ↑ basis , ↑ failure , ↑ fashion , ↑ manner , ↑ message , ↑ pattern , ↑ performance , ↑ record , ↑ standard , ↑ theme , ↑ thread , ↑ trend , ↑ winner

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .