unchanged
/'ʌn'tʃeindʤd/
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Definition
- 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.
Adjective
- remaining in an original state
- persisting unaltered through time
- not made or become different
- the causes that produced them have remained unchanged