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• n  a quantity that does not vary
• a  not liable to or capable of change
  an invariable temperature
  an invariable rule
  his invariable courtesy

• The invariable caution raised about allowing young players onto the professional tour is that they may be subject to premature burnout, either physical or mental.
• He invariable favours opportunistic discretion over rule-bound flexibility.
• In every town that the Cherry Sisters played, it was an invariable custom for the editor of the local paper to review their act with a column and a half of humor, satire, parody .

• constant
• constant quantity

• variable

News & Articles

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• Hundreds turn out for Bonita Springs' Annual Coastal Cleanup
  Dianne Korkosz walks Bonita Springs’ Bonita beach every morning. Along her way, she invariable ends up stopping to pick up some trash. Last Saturday morning she was at it again. But on this particular morning, she had help- lots of help.
  Sept. 25, 2013 - Naples Daily News

Quotes

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• Dmitry Medvedev in CNN International
  I fully understand the burden of responsibility that I will be shouldering,Medvedev said in his inaugural speech. "I want to thank from my heart President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin for his invariable personal support that I have always...
• Emily Post in Pasadena Star-News
  The good loser makes it an invariable rule never to play for stakes that it will be inconvenient to lose,Post wrote. "The neglect of this rule has been responsible for more bad losers than anything else."
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg in Christian Science Monitor
  The four warnings Miranda requires are invariable, but this court has not dictated the words in which the essential information must be conveyed,Justice Ginsburg wrote.