Synonyms for ever-changing
ever-chang·ing

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1. changing, ever-changingadjective

   marked by continuous change or effective action

   Synonyms:
   changing

   Antonyms:
   undynamic, adynamic

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1. List of paraphrases for "ever-changing":

   changing, evolving, ever-evolving, fast-changing

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1. Eileen Blessinger:

   I'm happy to be able to predict what the law will be like in a week. The ever changing President Donald Trump policies are too much.

2. James Yin:

   Children get bored at toys easily, no matter how fancy they are. But AI is living, and ever changing.

3. Thomas Christiansen:

   Football is an ever changing game and my team and I must adapt out game and play to fit all new rules and current rule changes”

4. Zhang Hanwen:

   The aim of the game in this boom period of proboscidean evolution was' adapt or die,' habitat perturbations were relentless, pertained to the ever-changing global climate, continuously promoting new adaptive solutions while proboscideans that didn't keep up were literally, left for dead. The once greatly diverse and widespread mastodonts were eventually reduced to less than a handful of species in the Americas, including the familiar Ice Age American mastodon.

5. Barbara Lagoa:

   If we are not bound by what the Constitution means and Supreme Court pick Friday is ever changing, then we are no different than the country that my parents fled from, which is Cuban American. Because Cuban American has a constitution and a bill of rights and Cuban American means nothing, because there is no one to hold Cuban American and to say this is what the definition of this constitution means if it is always ever changing.