invariably.

On every relevant occasion, without variation or exception.

Use it for

Words that belong together

• invariably leads to
• invariably found
• almost invariably

On the page

In the archived forms, the date field invariably appears above the signature.

The claim that deregulation invariably lowers prices ignores several counterexamples.

Within this program, a missing identifier invariably triggers an error message.

Usage notes

Primary category: academic. Strong and often overused. Use only when a universal claim is warranted or clearly limited to a stated set; usually or often is safer for imperfect evidence. Adverb; invariant, with no inflected forms.