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unchangingness

unchangingness

8.6
The quality of staying the same over time
  • noun
  • /ʌnˈtʃeɪndʒɪŋnəs/
translation icon : inmutabilidad
  • Is there any unchangingness in modern society?

Examples

  • The ancient tree's unchangingness reflects the stability of nature.

  • Her unchangingness in her beliefs made her a reliable friend.

  • He admired the unchangingness of his friend's moral principles, which never wavered over time.

  • Many people are comforted by the unchangingness of certain traditions in their culture.

  • The unchangingness of the landscape gave her a sense of peace and stability.

  • The unchangingness of the landscape was breathtaking.

  • Despite the surrounding chaos, his unchangingness provided a sense of calm.

Synonyms

uniformity
vsunchangingness
  • Specialized
18 4.6

The state of being the same in all parts

focuses on not varying in any way rather than sameness of parts
permanence
vsunchangingness
15 5.5

A situation where something lasts a long time without big change

is about being the same at any moment, not emphasising long duration
sameness
vsunchangingness
10 4.2

A lack of change or variety in daily life

is the neutral state of not varying rather than the idea of boredom
invariance
vsunchangingness
  • Specialized
1 9.0

Something that stays the same while other things change

is general nonvariation rather than a relation to other changes
immutability
vsunchangingness
1 8.5

A state of not changing over time

is a plain description of not varying rather than legal impossibility
fixity
vsunchangingness
  • Formal
1 8.6

A state in which something does not move or change

describes nonvariation more abstractly than physical establishment
stationarity
vsunchangingness
  • Specialized
1 8.9

When a sequence of numbers keeps the same average and spread over time

is broader, naming nonvariation in any simple or everyday context
changelessness
vsunchangingness
8.6

A state of staying the same over time

focuses on the general idea of not varying rather than duration
invariability
vsunchangingness
7.6

A state when something stays the same over time

is the broader notion of not varying in any context
invariableness
vsunchangingness
9.3

A state in which something stays the same

emphasizes the basic idea of not varying without technical force
unchangeableness
vsunchangingness
8.6

A state of staying the same over time without becoming different

refers more generally to remaining the same rather than impossibility
unchangeability
vsunchangingness
7.4

The quality of not changing over time

is about staying the same rather than strict impossibility
immutableness
vsunchangingness
9.9

A state of not changing over time

covers simple nonvariation rather than strict inability to change
unalterability
vsunchangingness
9.6

A state in which something like a rule cannot change

is the general quality of staying the same, not the impossibility claim
fixedness
vsunchangingness
7.8

Being firmly held in place so it does not move or change

is about not varying rather than physical or practical firmness
stableness
vsunchangingness
5.6

A person or thing that stays firm and steady and does not change easily

focuses on simple lack of variation, not on resistance strength
selfsameness
vsunchangingness
9.9

A state of staying the same over time in a person or thing

speaks of not varying in general rather than personal identity sameness
unvariedness
vsunchangingness
8.6

A situation in which things are the same and do not change

is the general idea of not varying, not only pattern uniformity

Antonyms

changeableness
7.6

A quality of becoming different often and without warning

How Unchanging

unchangingness
8.6
immutability
1 8.5
stability
363 3.1
steadiness
4 3.6
variability
29 5.7

Surface Forms

unchangingness singular
unchangingnesses plural

Morphology

unchangingness = unchanging (transparent) = un + change + ing + ness

Forming a noun from the adjective 'unchanging' with the productive suffix '-ness' is a standard and predictable process.

Etymology

The word unchangingness is built from simple parts: un- meaning 'not', change meaning 'to become different', and -ness meaning 'a state or quality'. So unchangingness is the 'state of not changing', which explains why it means staying the same over time.