perpetualflux
nounUK /pəˈpetʃuəl flʌks/
US /pərˈpetʃuəl flʌks/
A state where things keep changing all the time and never stop.
The weather in the mountains is in perpetual flux, sunny one minute and snowy the next.
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2. A situation that is always moving or shifting without settling.
The river's perpetual flux carved new paths through the valley each year.
3. An unending cycle of change in thoughts or feelings.
Her mind was in perpetual flux as she weighed the two choices.
4. A scientific idea describing matter or energy that is always in motion.
Physicists study the perpetual flux of particles in the quantum field.