adj

unchanging

Unchanging (adj) means staying constant over time; never varying. Example: “The village's unchanging routine gave visitors a sense of calm.”

adj

Staying constant over time; never varying.

"The village's unchanging routine gave visitors a sense of calm."

How to Use Unchanging

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishAlways the same, never varying, often over a long stretch of time.

Common mistake

Unchanged describes a single state that hasn't altered; unchanging describes something that by nature never varies.

Easily confused with

unchanged →

Common pairings

unchanging routine unchanging landscape

Word Forms

more unchanging comparative, most unchanging superlative

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The village's _____ routine gave visitors a sense of calm.

Etymology

From un- + changing.

Rhymes for unchanging

banging hanging ranging ganging changing clanging arranging rearranging

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does “unchanging” mean?

The word “unchanging” means staying constant over time; never varying. In plain terms, always the same, never varying, often over a long stretch of time.

How do you use “unchanging” in a sentence?

Here is “unchanging” used in a sentence: “The village's unchanging routine gave visitors a sense of calm.”

What part of speech is “unchanging”?

“Unchanging” is an adjective.