unchangingness

You have to travel through it, the unchangingness, day after day.

Then the flame died and unchangingness returned.

The remoteness of the place, its unchangingness and lack of any trace of the modern world awed her.

Or a gesture of unchangingness in defiance of the invasion of the doctori-attache from Heidelberg?

In the last moments of his dying coma he was locked in a statis field which keeps him in a state of perpetual unchangingness.

The Most Dependable Type The unchangingness which handicaps the Osseous in so many ways is responsible for one very admirable trait.

There are remarks in these letters that one cannot read without a sort of forlorn delight in the unchangingness of the torture that a playwriting life affords.

The radiance is the manifestation of their virtues; of their industriousness, their honesty, their interest in the appearance of the world, their pleasure in life, their unchangingness, their being who they are.