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unchange

/ˈʌntʃeɪndʒ/ · un.chan.ge
verb
  1. To prevent or stop something from changing. The new policy aimed to unchange the company's environmental footprint.
  2. To make something remain unchanged or unaffected. The preservation efforts worked to unchange the historic building's original architecture.
noun
  1. A situation or state that remains unchanged or unaffected. The unchange in the company's leadership structure was a surprise to many employees.
Did you know? The concept of 'unchange' is often associated with the idea of preserving something in its original or natural state, much like the concept of 'terra nullius' in law, which refers to land that has not been altered or changed by human activity.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 1 lookups Added Aug 6, 2026