tideless
7.7
Not changed by passing trends or other people's opinions
- adjective
- /ˈtaɪd.ləs/
:
inmutable
- The artist's style remained tideless throughout decades of shifting trends in the art world.
Examples
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He admired her tideless loyalty, which never wavered despite difficult circumstances.
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In a world of trends, he remains tideless.
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Her commitment to her values was tideless, even when others changed their minds.
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Her tideless approach to fashion set her apart from others.
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The artist's style remained tideless throughout decades of shifting trends in the art world.
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Her commitment to her values was tideless, even when others changed their minds.
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In a world of trends, he remains tideless, steadfast in his beliefs.
Synonyms
unchanging
vstideless
7
3.7
Stays the same over time
resists outside trends and opinion rather than merely staying constant
changeless
vstideless
2
5.5
Not changing over time
resists shifts in trends and opinion rather than just being static
How Stable
Surface Forms
tideless positive
Morphology
Etymology
Tideless comes from tide ('a movement or change', as in 'the tide of opinion') and -less ('without'). So it describes a person or thing that stays the same and is not changed by passing trends.