changeless
/ˈtʃeɪn(d)ʒləs
/adjective
Remaining the same: changeless truths...
- The church stands like a rock for truth that is changeless.
- But the changeless spiritual truth is this: God is absolute goodness.
- 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.
Synonyms
unchanging, unvarying, timeless, static, standing, fixed, permanent, constant, unchanged, fast, consistent, uniform, undeviating;
stable, steady, unchangeable, unalterable, invariable, immutable;
lasting, long-lasting, abiding, enduring, persistent, indefinite, continuing, perpetual, everlasting, perennial, unending, endless, never-ending
Derivatives
changelessly
- The temperature of the atmosphere never varies from the median, and the flat, barren ground is so changelessly smooth that he is precluded from any need for bodily protection.
- Twelve hours of changelessly flat scenery bring travellers from Hamburg to Frederikshaven, where we embark upon the Little Belt, the luggage-vans of the train being shunted on board the steamer.
- The theory originated in 1834 when Scotsman John Scott Russell watched a rounded wave of water roll changelessly along several miles of the Edinburgh canal.
changelessness
/ noun ...- And yet for those five days in May cricket offered a vision of continuity and changelessness.
- Thoreau's ideal of this place, its purity and changelessness, contrasted with and to some extent contested his contemporaries' exploitation of the pond and woods as natural resources.
- ‘The great beauty of going to this monastery is that it admits you to a state of total changelessness,’ he enthuses.