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unvarying

/ʌnˈveə.ri.ɪŋ/

Traducción: Describe algo que permanece constante, sin cambios o uniforme a lo largo del tiempo.

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adjective

/ʌnˈveə.ri.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • esDescribe algo que permanece constante, sin cambios o uniforme a lo largo del tiempo.

Describes something that remains constant, consistent, or unchanging over time.

  1. Consistent and unchangingB2formal

    Remaining the same over time; not changing in nature or character.

    esinvariable

    • The desert landscape was unvarying for miles.
    • Her daily routine was unvarying and predictable.
    • The machine produced an unvarying tone.

    Sinónimoschangelessconsistentconstanteveninvariableregularstablesteadyunchanginguniform

    Antónimoschangingfluctuatinginconsistentshiftingunstablevariablevarying

  2. Lacking diversityB2formal

    Having no variety or difference; monotonous.

    esInvariable, monótono

    • The diet was unvarying, consisting of rice and beans every day.
    • He found the unvarying scenery of the plains boring.
    • The unvarying rhythm of the waves was hypnotic.

    Sinónimosconstanthumdrummonotonousregularsameunchanginguniformunvaried

    Antónimoschangingdiversemultifariousvariedvarying

  3. Uniform in formC1formal

    Showing a single form or character in all occurrences; not diverse.

    esUniforme en forma

    • The artist's style was unvarying across all his works.
    • The data showed an unvarying pattern over the decade.
    • The unvarying structure of the argument made it easy to follow.

    Sinónimosconsistentconstantevenhomogeneousinvariablemonotonousregularunchanginguniform

    Antónimosdiversemultiformvariedvarying

Formas
  • more unvarying comparative form
  • most unvarying superlative form
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