unchanged
دون تغيير
definition
adjective
the landscape has remained unchanged for a thousand years
not changed; unaltered.
example
He predicted that New York would survive the attacks virtually 'unchanged' .
Maintaining these blocs rigid and 'unchanged' was the key to peace and security.
Many now predict the Fed will leave rates 'unchanged' through the summer.
Luxembourg's airport is 'unchanged' since the 1970s and it's fabulous because of it.
The rest of the committee and officers remain 'unchanged' and they are prepared to carry on for another year, at least.
Just send the same 'unchanged' letter to every company and be sure to ask us about job opportunities at some other company.
But both men believe the spirit of the schools remains 'unchanged' and have high hopes for the future.
He then resigned two years early, leaving the Conservative election procedures 'unchanged' .
She said that US policy on negotiating with terrorists would remain 'unchanged' .
The ancient French towns such as Beynac seem 'unchanged' by the centuries.
Lying in her bedroom, Christiane looks out on a seemingly 'unchanged' world.
Many such corporations are registered with Network Solutions, and this policy is 'unchanged' .
City's current home kit, launched at the start of this season, will remain 'unchanged' for next season.
Commendably, the friendly demeanour he displayed on that Perth range in January was 'unchanged' .
These would restrict development, ensuring the character of the areas remained 'unchanged' .
Principle features such as the entrance foyer, upper lobby and auditorium would be left 'unchanged' .
They might have won their seats as new Labour, but their views have remained fundamentally 'unchanged' .
The cattle sector seems relatively 'unchanged' , with clean cattle still relatively easy to place.
Having praised the performance at Anfield, Allardyce will be tempted to name an 'unchanged' side.
The merged body does not have new powers and leaves the existing statutory basis of regulation 'unchanged' .
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