invariably

the experience of hospital invariably disempowers women.

ranch meals are invariably big and hearty.

the hero is invariably outsmarted by the heroine.

All things invariably divide into two.

We always invariably support him.

Saturday evenings he invariably fell asleep.

It invariably rains when he goes there.

he was a polite man, invariably correct and pleasant with Mrs Collins.

It's invariably wet when I take my holidays.

He is invariably alert, usually enthusiastic, and always willing to tackle a new problem, usually with verve and irrepressibility.

Airmail paper: Light-weight, high grade writing papers invariably made from rag for strength. One of the common usages is for aerogramme.

At the clinic, Jana observed that if a woman had undergone a tubectomy, for which she had received money from a population-control program, she invariably blamed any subsequent health problems on it.

The spade was not invariably called a bloody shovel.

Urban areas invariably attempt to command the lion's share of investment in public services.

Invariably the migrants' ambitions are to reach Western Europe.

Making great food accompanied with great friends was invariably a winner.

Unexpected, invariably complex, beautiful relationships between millions of plants and animals.

Mrs.Castel was invariably standing there on the porch waiting for her son.

When any one spoke to him he invariably laughed in an agreeable, colorless way.

Despite his supporting role, he invariably left a deep impression on those he met.

Whenever this thought occurred, Harry invariably slid off his bed and began pacing again.

It would if identical twins are more alike than fraternal and they invariably are.