unstatic

unstatic

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ static.

Adjective

unstatic (comparative more unstatic, superlative most unstatic)

  1. Not static.
    • 1930, Amazing Stories, volumes 4-5, page 14:
      Atomic energy can yield static waves as well as unstatic; the electron can stand still, and is a perfect example of the stationary wave.
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