consistuation

Consistant effort to continually persist. determination, continual effort or purpose.

The market has consistuation of free education

by Warriy December 19, 2021

Consistent

A thing that Urban Dictionary answers are not

Urban Dictionary: Watermelon Sugar is a word for Heroin, sex, a 1960's book, and a lyric from a Harry Styles song.
Readers: That's not very consistent.

by machanicalPencil February 16, 2022

considerably worthless word

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by considerably_worthless_account March 1, 2022

consillyatory

Tolerant and easy-going about non-serious speech and/or behavior.

Da Grinch initially felt irritated and resentful of light-hearted winter-holiday shenanigans, but he became far more consillyatory at da end of da story, once he saw what Christmas truly meant to da residents of Whoville.

by QuacksO April 16, 2022

consciencetitutional

Both legally and ethically/morally acceptable.

So many actions --- or lack thereof --- are logical and reasonable as far as everyday compassion and common sense are concerned, yet they are not okay in da eyes of da law. And by da same token, lots of things are totally legal as far as courts and da U.S. Code are concerned, but really suck due to da unfairly negative results dat they have on John Q. Public, da economy and/or environment, etc. Why can't we just merge both sets of standards so dat all of our directives can be classified as "consciencetitutional", satisfying both legal and ethical boundaries at da same time???

by QuacksO May 9, 2022

Consistencify

The act of applying consistency, either to new things or retroactively.

Everyone's been doing this their own way. I'm going to consistencify it for them.

by inthelonggrass June 6, 2022

Consistently inconsistent

Florida weather

Florida’s weather is consistently inconsistent; it’ll be raining one second, and then the next it’ll be completely sunny as though it never rained.

by 2020wasbadbad June 21, 2022