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Meanings of ever-changing in anglès

Marked by continuous change or effective action.

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Usage of ever-changing in anglès
1
The natural world contains a rich and ever-changing landscape of sensory information.
Pubmed
2
All else slanted at an ever-changing angle; the swiveled lamps were still.
Lister's Great Adventure
3
Nature is waking; birds shake the treetops with an endless, ever-changing cacophony.
Grand junction
4
Because St. Jude's was the one true thing in an ever-changing world.
The Bride Wore Black Leather
5
Gradually the shape of loss emerges, but it is complex and ever-changing.
The Guardian
6
He used landscapes simply to express an ever-changing variety of personal emotion.
The Galleries of the Exposition
7
The heavens were aglow with ever-changing bars and columns of colored fire.
Man-Size
8
The shadows on the cave walls were ever-changing; so was the shadow-maker.
Phantoms
9
That's what Gaga has always been - ever-changing while always determinedly herself.
Independent.ie
10
Is there any justification for preserving the picturesque in this ever-changing world?
The Guardian
11
She looked away, and her persisting, yet ever-changing smile grew slightly arch.
The Snare
12
For many years, amid ever-changing fortunes, this couple remained faithful to me.
My Life — Volume 2
13
Utah bouldering is an ever-changing mix of styles, rock types, and environments.
Climbing Magazine
14
And then she lazily brought one hand up to her ever-changing mouth.
Nightingale's lament
15
It went beyond arrogant to downright stupid to ignore the ever-changing world.
Embrace the darkness
16
But the reality of an ever-changing tax code is quite different.
Reuters
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Ever-changing through the time
Ever-changing across language varieties
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