unchanged

/'ʌn'tʃeindʤd/
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unchanged

The ancient temple has remained unchanged for centuries.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Remaining in an original state: Not altered or modified; staying the same as it was initially.
    • Persisting unaltered through time: Continuing to exist without any change over a period.
    • Not made or become different: Having the same form, nature, or condition as before.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The policy has remained unchanged for decades.
    • Despite the renovations, the building's historic facade is unchanged.
    • Her opinion on the matter is unchanged from our last discussion.
Advanced Usage
  • "to remain unchanged": To continue to be the same without alteration.
    • The core principles of the organization have remained unchanged since its founding.
  • "to leave something unchanged": To decide not to alter or modify something.
    • The editor decided to leave the final paragraph unchanged.
Variants and Related Words
  • Unchanging (adj): Not changing; constant.
    • The unchanging laws of physics.
  • Change (v/n): The act or instance of making or becoming different. (This is the root word from which 'unchanged' is formed by adding the prefix 'un-'.)
Synonyms
  • Unaltered: Not changed.
  • Constant: Remaining the same over time.
  • Static: Lacking in movement, action, or change.
Antonyms
  • Changed: Made or become different.
  • Altered: Changed in character or composition.
  • Modified: Changed in form or character.
Notes on Usage
  • The word unchanged is typically used as a predicate adjective (e.g., "The data is unchanged") or attributively before a noun (e.g., "the unchanged version of the document").
  • It describes a state of no change, which can be positive (stability, preservation) or negative (stagnation, lack of progress), depending on context.
unchanged

The ancient temple has remained unchanged for centuries.

Adjective
  1. remaining in an original state
    • persisting unaltered through time
  2. not made or become different
    • the causes that produced them have remained unchanged