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Konsequente

German → American English

American English

Consistent

Eine Form von „konsequent“; im allgemeinen Gebrauch bedeutet es „consistent“ oder „resolute“.

Sie blieb konsequente in ihrer Entscheidung und änderte ihre Meinung nicht.

„Konsequent“ is usually used as an adjective or adverb meaning consistent or resolute; „Konsequente“ is not a common standalone dictionary headword in German, so learners will usually want „konsequent“ instead.

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Frequently asked questions

What does „konsequente“ mean in English?
In most contexts, the German word you want is „konsequent“, which means „consistent“, „consistent in action“, or sometimes „resolute“. „Konsequente“ is not usually used as a standalone form.
Is „konsequente“ correct German?
It can appear as an inflected adjective form, but as a dictionary word learners usually look for „konsequent“. If you mean the general word, use „konsequent“.
What is the difference between „konsequent“ and „beständig“?
„Konsequent“ means acting in a consistent or logically determined way. „Beständig“ means steady, constant, or enduring over time.