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unvarying

/ʌnˈveə.ri.ɪŋ/

Tradução: Descreve aquilo que permanece constante, inalterado ou sempre igual ao longo do tempo.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ʌnˈveə.ri.ɪŋ/C1formal
  • ptDescreve aquilo que permanece constante, inalterado ou sempre igual ao longo do tempo.

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.

    ptInalterável

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

    Sinônimoschangelessconsistentconstanteveninvariableregularstablesteadyunchanginguniform

    Antônimoschangingfluctuatinginconsistentshiftingunstablevariablevarying

  2. Lacking diversityB2formal

    Having no variety or difference; monotonous.

    ptMonótono

    • 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.

    Sinônimosconstanthumdrummonotonousregularsameunchanginguniformunvaried

    Antônimoschangingdiversemultifariousvariedvarying

  3. Uniform in formC1formal

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

    ptUniforme

    • 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.

    Sinônimosconsistentconstantevenhomogeneousinvariablemonotonousregularunchanginguniform

    Antônimosdiversemultiformvariedvarying

Formas
  • more unvarying comparative form
  • most unvarying superlative form
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