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Meanings of changelessness in English
Catalan
inalterabilitat The quality of being unchangeable; having a marked tendency to remain unchanged.
Synonyms
Examples for "unchangeableness"
Examples for "unchangeableness"
1
What most hinders progress is quite conceivably a sort of swamped unchangeableness.
2
In consequence of unchangeableness, Brahma transcends all sorrow as also all pairs of opposites.
3
His universal laws, His unchangeableness, are not infringed in ethics any more than in music.
4
This is one of the reasons for my attachment-itsunchangeableness, its entire satisfaction of sentiment.
5
His faithfulness is the expression of His unchangeableness.
1
If you desire to be firm, you must draw your firmness from the unchangingness of that divine nature which you grasp.
2
In the last moments of his dying coma he was locked in a statis field which keeps him in a state of perpetual unchangingness.
3
There was a feeling of unchangingness about the wonderfully holding summer weather, and the general lazy routine, that was as delightful as it was illusive.
1
On the Habsburg throne he had occupied for more than fifty years, Kaiser Franz Joseph signified unchangeability in a changing world.
2
It indicates both the infancy of the art, and that unchangeability of manners which is characteristic of all the natives of America.
Usage of changelessness in English
1
The few pictures on the walls looked perishing with cold and changelessness.
2
Nothing else has that definite indefiniteness, that melting permanence, that evanescing changelessness.
3
The Jew transferred the changelessness of God to men's changing ideas about him.
4
The sluggish, braided river, flowing through flat land, gave the illusion of changelessness.
5
This idealization of changelessness was the common property of all that by gone world.
6
The absolute changelessness of her condition filled us with despair.
7
It's located almost exactly on the equator, and so there's a changelessness about its daily cycles.
8
And against this changelessness she knew herself changed.
9
Continuity is not the same as changelessness.
10
The conquered all but absorbed the conquerors, and changelessness was still the predominant characteristic of the social condition.
11
Joe noted the same changelessness of expression in the other dark faces as he had seen in Silvertip's.
12
The medieval world idealized changelessness.
13
As the convolvulus stands in apparent changelessness in a silent rose-and-white eternity, so she seemed to herself a stationary being.
14
It signifies 'prosperous changelessness.'
15
She didn't know about comfort or changelessness, and with an attempt at empathy, she tried to imagine such an incredible existence.
16
The changelessness of her elderly visage had been evident to her so long that she was startled to see anything else.
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Changelessness through the time