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/tʃˈeɪndʒləs/
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ADJECTIVE
- remaining the same for indefinitely long times
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unvarying in nature
principles of unvarying validity
maintained a constant temperature -
not subject or susceptible to change or variation in form or quality or nature
the view of that time was that all species were immutable, created by God
How To Use changeless In A Sentence
- What amazed Margaret was not that he was changeless, although he'd seemed for years unalterably old, but that he changed. BARN BLIND
- Certain non-Buddhists who accept rebirth accept the transitory nature of mind and body, but they believe in a self that is permanent, changeless and unitary.
- Looked back upon from revolutionary times, the old regime, good or bad, seemed an age of immobility and changeless routine, when nothing of importance had happened, or could happen.
- Let me find that which is changeless, which is deathless, which is without sorrow, which is unborn and undying, that is a true refuge. The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
- Life is rich and varied in its everyday detail despite its changeless quality.
- It was unusual for such an energetic young man like him to lead a simple ordinary life looking after his family in a conservative and changeless atmosphere.
- Western learning could not penetrate this changeless order.
- The slow realization that God's laws are not like those of parents and teachers, evadible, suspensible, but changeless, and their penalties sure as the laws of nature, is most important factor of moral training. Youth: Its Education, Regimen, and Hygiene
- But the common law was involute, overformalized, and fiction-ridden not because it was changeless, but precisely because it was constantly changing. A History of American Law
- Heavily heaped up, changefully changeless, void though of danger Studies in Song