unchanging

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

always becoming different
changingWe must navigate changing attitudes about women in leadership.
changeableBritish weather is notoriously changeable.
variedHe has had a rich and varied career.
fluidOur travel plans are fluid because of the train strike.
dynamicThe Japanese economy is much more dynamic than our own.
that can be changed or exchanged:
New changeable message signs and lane signals need to be installed on the road.
phones with changeable covers
I had read about how you can experience the four seasons in one day in the Azores, and the higher I get, the more changeable the weather is.
As the world becomes more complex and more changeable, each of us has something to learn from immigrant experiences.
The term hardware is used to distinguish the fixed parts of a computer from the more changeable software or data components.
I called and asked if our tickets were changeable and what time the next flight was.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Changing frequently
capricious
capriciously
capriciousness
changeful
dipsy-doodle
inconsistent
inconsistently
inconstant
inconstantly
kaleidoscopic
patchy
ping-pong
protean
raggedly
raggedness
unpredictable
variability
volatility
yo-yoing
zigzag

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changeable | American Dictionary

changeable
adjective
us/ˈtʃeɪn·dʒə·bəl/
changing often:
The weather is very changeable this time of year.

Examples of changeable

changeable
These traces themselves represent primary (bio)information about the original changeable environment.
Due to the changeable outdoor lighting conditions and due to the different view angles the fence size estimation is unreliable.
After the theoretical design stage, the quick changeable joints and test machine are manufactured.
Bodies are real but also changing and changeable, dependent on the material and social settings simultaneously, linking spaces and objects with gendered existence.
According to them, the most changeable period for fetal heart rate is between 28 and 30 weeks.
Relations among local leaders and between them and the colonial administration were ambiguous, changeable and pragmatic.
He points out that ethnic identity is malleable, changeable over time and according to situation (193).
It allows us to know changeable things unchangeably, and discern objects from their likenesses.
Note that the sequence of the four phases is arbitrary; their boundaries are usually changeable, with considerable overlap.
Because people's views on such weights are as changeable by deliberation as their preferences on alternatives, deliberation might produce agreement on a lexicographic hierarchy.
It is now apparent, after a decade or so of research, that ' personality is changeable and treatable ' (p. xix).
Even if people's minds are united, this unity could soon disintegrate and the organization of the agreement would fall apart because people's minds are changeable.
The type of articulation combined with the changeable parameters of the system give the resulting sound.
Whereas instincts are invariably fixed, habits, as an issue of will, are changeable.
However, it is recognized that real applications need to represent entities that have changeable state.
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