lawofchange

noun
UK /lɔː əv tʃeɪndʒ/
US /lɔ əv tʃeɪndʒ/

The law of change says that everything keeps changing and nothing stays the same forever.

The law of change explains why the seasons keep turning and the weather never stays the same.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A rule in science that describes how things change over time.

Scientists studied the law of change to understand how the ice melts each spring.

3. The idea that people and societies grow and shift as time passes.

The law of change reminds us that old customs can slowly become new traditions.

4. A principle that says small actions can lead to big differences later.

By the law of change, a tiny seed can grow into a huge tree.