Which word means 'Constantly, always'?

Which word means 'Constantly, always'?

• A. Invariably
• B. Endearing
• C. Somber
• D. Incandescent

Answer: (A)

When you want to express that something happens all the time without fail, you’d use an adverb that means without variation. Invariably fits that sense because it signals that something occurs in every case, always. For example, “She invariably arrives on time.” That shows a consistent pattern, not just sometimes. The other words describe different ideas: endearing means charming or lovable, somber means serious or gloomy, and incandescent refers to glowing light or brightness. None of those convey the idea of constant, unchanging occurrence.

When you want to express that something happens all the time without fail, you’d use an adverb that means without variation. Invariably fits that sense because it signals that something occurs in every case, always. For example, “She invariably arrives on time.” That shows a consistent pattern, not just sometimes.

The other words describe different ideas: endearing means charming or lovable, somber means serious or gloomy, and incandescent refers to glowing light or brightness. None of those convey the idea of constant, unchanging occurrence.