unchanging
7
3.7
- adjective
- /ʌnˈtʃeɪndʒɪŋ/
:
inmutable
- Tell me what the core, the essence of friendship, the unchanging definition of it, actually is.
- stable and unchanging
- eternal and unchanging
- permanent and unchanging
In many ways, it is a battle for an impossible, unchanging innocence.
- In many ways, it is a battle for an impossible, unchanging innocence.
- The international standard for length is the meter, and it's based on unchanging physical constants.
- Tell me what the core, the essence of friendship, the unchanging definition of it, actually is.
- When you're ungrateful, your brain, it becomes rigid and unchanging.
- Mainly, they thought the ancients thought the world, the universe was static and unchanging.
- As the universe expanded, dark energy looked like it was maintaining a constant or unchanging energy density.
- What has actually has independence is the eternal, the unchanging, the divine projected outside of oneself.
- What is it about living in a static, unchanging world without other people that causes these kinds of experiences?
- Her husband is just kind of like this unchanging thing, and she's sort of going through this midlife crisis.
- I realize how much the guests like this rural, unchanging landscape, how much they appreciate every detail, how these things help them think, rest, dream.
- Lots of survivors of narcissistic abuse initially do not want to hear that it is rigid and unchanging and uncomfortable.
- Transcendental, unchanging, forever wisdom that can be applied to anybody regardless of religion, race, age or gender.
Examples
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I find comfort in objects; they are unchanging and useful.
Fiction book (2001) -
The couch is the same vibrant red as the day that it was made, an unchanging, miraculous red.
Fiction book (1995) -
Or as unchanging as the sea
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London is a strange, unchanging town
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In many ways, it is a battle for an impossible, unchanging innocence.
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I realize how much the guests like this rural, unchanging landscape, how much they appreciate every detail, how these things help them think, rest, dream.
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Only the unchanging shapes of fear and doubt and death are from our world.
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What is it about living in a static, unchanging world without other people that causes these kinds of experiences?
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The brotherhood is strong, unchanging.
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The customs agents in their booths looked upon everyone with unchanging expressions of glum suspicion.
Synonyms
473
2.3
Not likely to change and stays steady over time
360
2.7
Stays the same over time
62
1.0
Still the same as before
45
3.8
Not moving or changing over time
3
7.0
Not changing when conditions change
2
5.5
Not changing over time
2
3.8
Not changed from its original form
1
4.8
Not changing over time and always the same
1
5.5
Not changing and always the same in every situation
Always the same in beliefs or actions
Antonyms
How Unchanging
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unchanging starts with un- meaning 'not' and the word change meaning 'to become different', so unchanging simply means 'not changing' or staying the same over time.