shifting
- adjective
- /ˈʃɪftɪŋ/
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cambiante
- The weather has been shifting from sunny to cloudy throughout the day.
It has like a shifting kind of a thing to it.
- It has like a shifting kind of a thing to it.
- It's sort of like an ever shifting thing if you don't feel as though you exist.
Examples
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It's all constantly shifting sands, these probabilities.
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They're very unclear or shifting in their self-image.
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Now it's shifting to what we're for.
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So the first thing is shifting my identity.
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You know, the second piece is really about how are we shifting employers?
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So, so it's just shifting from plot into emotion, really.
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And so the beak for me was shifting from fear to faith.
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It's highly preventable and it's shifting towards younger people.
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Now. Right now, you're in your heart. You're shifting body chemistry.
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Her opinions are often shifting, making it hard to know how she truly feels.
Synonyms
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2.8
A change from one thing to another
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6.7
Something that moves and changes direction suddenly and often
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5.3
A sudden change of direction while moving
Becoming different over time
Not staying in one place or job for long
Moving smoothly along a surface or track
Antonyms
How Changeable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shifting comes from the verb shift, which means 'to move' or 'change', like when you change gears in a car. So something shifting is moving or changing in a small or unpredictable way.