changeless

• Adjetivo que describe algo que permanece sin cambios a lo largo del tiempo; inmutable o invariable. Hoy se considera anticuado o poético.

An adjective describing something that remains the same over time; unchanging or immutable. Now considered archaic or poetic.

1. Not subject to changeC1formal

   Remaining the same over time; not altering in form, quality, or nature.

   inmutable, invariable

   • The laws of physics are considered changeless in classical mechanics.
   • Her love for him remained changeless through the years.
   • The mountain's peak stood changeless against the sky.

   Sinónimosconstantfixedimmutableinvariablepermanentstablesteadyunchangeableunchangingunvarying

   Antónimoschangeableinconstantmutableshiftingtransientunstablevariablevolatile

2. Unvarying in natureC1formal

   Consistent and steady, without variation or fluctuation.

   inmutable

   • The desert landscape seemed changeless and eternal.
   • His routine was changeless, day after day.
   • The rhythm of the waves was changeless and soothing.

   Sinónimosconstantfixedimmutableinvariablestablesteadfastunchangingunvarying

   Antónimoschangeablefluctuatinginconstantmutableunsteadyvariablevolatile

3. Remaining the same indefinitelyC2formal

   Persisting in an identical state for a very long or indefinite period.

   inmutable, invariable

   • The ancient traditions of the tribe remained changeless for centuries.
   • In a world of constant change, some values are changeless.
   • The stars appear changeless to the naked eye, though they evolve over eons.

   Sinónimosconstantenduringfixedimmutableinvariantperpetualsteadfastunchangingunvarying

   Antónimoschangeableephemeralfluidinconstantmutableshiftingtransientunstablevariablevolatile