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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
- Yet even clouds cast shadows, and stars keep changeless patterns and turn circles around the earth, but the rainbow was nothing but a brilliant, beautiful, empty glow in a world made fresh by rain.
- For, if one conclusion stands out more clearly than another from the recent study of early societies it is the changelessness of man as a social being. Polanyi on the market
- The highest conception we can form of heaven is the reversal of all the evil of earth, and the completion of its incomplete good: the sinless purity -- the blessed presence of God -- the fulfilment of all desires -- the service which is _blessed_, not toil -- the changelessness which is progress, not stagnation. Expositions of Holy Scripture
- Gold has been prized because it is the most inert metal, changeless and incorruptible.
- Surrounded by this changeless landscape, one can imagine the world as it was many thousands of years ago.
- Angels are almost always shown as young, for they are changeless, so time does not exist for them.
- If we look at the changelessness of divine power, whatever God could do he still can do.
- He claimed that evolution was not a gradual process, but occurred in rapid spurts with long periods of changeless plateaus in-between.
- The eternity and changelessness of God is thus dynamic not static. On The Same Old Thing
- They are supposed to be changeless and are believed to reflect an underlying constancy of nature.
