unchanging
adjective (unchanging)
Everyday
Unchanging means staying the same all the time and never changing. tree →
In the lessons
In science: some laws of nature and the speed of light are unchanging. In descriptive writing: an unchanging landscape, an unchanging routine. In religious talk: Christians believe God's love is unchanging. It tells the reader that something is steady, reliable, or perhaps boring.
Examples
- The desert looked unchanging for miles. tree →
- Her unchanging smile made everyone feel welcome. tree →
- The rules of chess are almost unchanging. tree →
- Every day followed the same unchanging routine. tree →
- Christians believe God's love is unchanging. tree →
- The stars seemed unchanging in the night sky. tree →
Note
Adjective only. Close to «constant» and «permanent». In fact, many things that seem unchanging, like mountains and stars, change very slowly over millions of years.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «unchanging» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «unchanging» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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