unchanging
ʌnˈtʃeɪndʒɪŋ
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Definition of unchanging - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

not changingstaying the same without noticeable change over time
  • Her unchanging attitude surprised everyone.
  • The museum's unchanging schedule disappointed repeat visitors.
  • His unchanging routine meant he never missed morning runs.
constant immutable invariable
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Origin of unchanging

Latin, un- (not) + cambiare (to change)

Terms with unchanging included in their meaning

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time
happening at a specific unchanging moment decided before
staticadj.
unchanging
lacking in movement, action, or change
steadyadv.
manner
in an even unchanging way over time
predictability
predictable or unchanging situation
unchanging
not changing or constant
flatadj.
money
fixed and unchanging in amount or rate
permanence
something that is permanent or unchanging
strength stability
very strong, stable, or unchanging

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  1. French:inchangé, ...
  2. German:unverändert, ...
  3. Italian:immutabile, ...
  4. Spanish:inmutable, ...
  5. Portuguese:invariável, ...
  6. Chinese:不变, ...
  7. Japanese:不変の, ...
  8. Arabic:ثابِت, ...
  9. Hebrew:קָבוּעַ, ...
  10. Russian:неизменный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:незмінний, ...
  12. Hindi:स्थिर, ...
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