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fixed rate
This term is primarily used in financial and legal contexts to describe stability and predictability in pricing or interest. It carries a connotation of security for the borrower or buyer, as it eliminates the risk of market volatility, though it may preclude the benefit of falling rates.
In professional discourse, it is frequently contrasted with "variable rate" or "floating rate." While the adjective form modifies the financial instrument (e.g., a fixed rate loan), the noun form refers to the specific numerical value or the agreement itself.
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I prefer a fixed rate mortgage to avoid the risk of rising interest rates.
The company charges a fixed rate for shipping regardless of the package weight.
Should I go with a variable or a fixed rate for this loan?
The consultant works at a fixed rate of one hundred dollars per hour.
A fixed rate provides peace of mind when budgeting for the long term.
They offered me a fixed rate for the entire duration of the contract.
I wonder if I can lock in this fixed rate before the market shifts.