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changeless

[cheynj-lis]
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adjective

unchanging; constant; steadfast.

Origin of changeless

First recorded in 1570–80; change + -less
Related formschange·less·ly, adverbchange·less·ness, noun
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Related Words for changeless

constant, enduring, perpetual, regular, unchanging

Examples from the Web for changeless

Historical Examples of changeless

  • Kirsty sat speechless, motionless, changeless as a soldier on guard.

    Heather and Snow

    George MacDonald

  • She looked at him with tired eyes and changeless expression.

    The Avenger

    E. Phillips Oppenheim

  • There is no reality to anything but God's creation, and that is changeless and perfect.

    The Right Knock

    Helen Van-Anderson

  • You hard-lined, thin-lipped, repressive, changeless woman with a wax mask on.

    Mugby Junction

    Charles Dickens

  • Our desire and our endeavour is not for a moveless, changeless, undeveloping perfection.