Changing and Uncommon

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Changing adjective - Not staying constant.

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Uncommon and changing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Uncommon" instead an adjective "Changing".

Nearby Words: change, changeable, changed, changer

Uncommon adjective - Being out of the ordinary.

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Changing and uncommon are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Changing" instead an adjective "Uncommon".

Nearby Word: uncommonly

Uncommon Time: Experiments with changing time signatures on "Something Beautiful" - a notable example because it was actually released as a radio single, which is very uncommon nowadays.

Source: Music / Needtobreathe
This has started changing in recent years thanks to significantly more impressive portrayals in stuff like Teen Titans and the Batman: Arkham Series, but it's still not uncommon to find people who joke about Robin (or any sidekick) being lame.

Source: Memetic Loser
Equally, there are constant hints that he's constantly changing his mind and adding things in at the last minute (like major characters), meaning that it's not uncommon for something definitively stated in an A/N to be contradicted ten chapters later.

Source: Fanfic / Child of the Storm

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