Preposition: for

• year: It is intended that these fees remain static for three years subject to being changed only in exceptional circumstances.

Modifying Another Word

• fairly: For example, Fionnula Sweeney reading the highlights on CNN will be a fairly static image of a woman sitting at a desk.

• relatively: It's a far cry from the freestanding arcade machines whose attributes remain relatively static.

• essentially: After settling, the heave value remained essentially static.

• broadly: Trends in car travel have been broadly static over the last decade.

• virtually: Interesting fact that prices in this country remained virtually static for about 500 years up to mid 1800s I think.

• largely: While the number of GA aircraft had doubled in the past 15 years the number of aerodromes had remained largely static.

Preposition: at

• %: The return on residential property investment has stayed static at 4.9 % for houses and 5.1 % for flats.

Modifies a noun

• int: See Also: Constant Field Values CENTER public static final int CENTER Put the component in the center of its display area.

• caravan: A static caravan was broken into at Twelve Mile Lodge.

• variable: Static variables can be used to emulate constants, values that don't change.

• electricity: Static electricity is the build up of charge on the surface of a material.

• sump: Cnoc nan Uamh - Simon Brooks with support from Fraser Simpson and John Heathcote dug his way into the static sump in May.

• display: They have a large number of dogs on site for the display which also forms the live part of their static display.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Prices are likely to remain static rather than fall.

• declare: The tables are all declared static, and are named according to the type and the name of the corresponding terminal entry.

• stay: The condition of the workers had improved as, although wages had stayed static, the price of provisions had fallen.

• appear: This might be hard to discern, as rents appear static in all but a handful.

• seem: This seems altogether too static as an expression of what we actually experience in a sign-situation.

• become: New signing Michael Ricketts could have scored a couple, he set up Jerome but as the game wore on became quite static.