Antonyms for changingchang·ing

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1. changing, ever-changingadjective

   marked by continuous change or effective action

   Antonyms:
   adynamic, undynamic

   Synonyms:
   ever-changing

How to use changing in a sentence?

1. Justin Karl:

   It’s a very big deal, for government orbital launches, there are very few flight provider options. That is a huge segment of a changing market they have potentially captured.

2. Pena Nieto:

   The terms of the drugs debate are changing in Mexico and the rest of the world.

3. Raphael Bostic:

   I am not seeing the storm clouds actually generate a storm yet, with very few exceptions businesses are telling me the economy is performing as strong as it was. They are not seeing weaknesses in consumer engagement. And they are not materially changing their plans.

4. Deshawn Yeldell:

   My God; I might as well smile today because it seems as if the red clay we have been created from “Adamah” / “mother-earth” isn’t changing for the greater good. -MillYentei

5. Christopher Grundler:

   We are permanently changing the oversight system, we are integrating new tests and evaluations that we will be applying to both production vehicles and pre-production vehicles, as well as in-use vehicles.

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