constant-width

adjective
UK /ˈkɒn.stənt wɪdθ/
US /ˈkɑːn.stənt wɪdθ/

Always staying the same width, not getting wider or narrower.

The constant-width font makes every letter take up the same space.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In design, a shape or line that keeps the same thickness all along its length.

The artist drew a constant-width stripe across the page.

3. In engineering, a part or material whose measurement across stays the same.

The constant-width beam fits perfectly into the slot.

4. In typography, text where each character occupies an equal amount of horizontal space.

Code is often shown in constant-width text so columns line up.