lasting - continuing to exist for a long time or for ever, barely perceptible - that can be hardly seen, heard, or noticed, hugely significant - large enough to be important or affect a situation to a noticeable degree, entirely unnoticed - not seen, or not attracting any attention, noticeable - easily seen or noticed; clear or apparent, a steady shift - used to describe something that has changed gradually over time, on the increase - becoming greater, more common, or more frequent, subtle - so delicate and not easy to notice unless you pay careful attention, ongoing - continuing; still in progress, a rapid rise - a sudden or abrupt strong increase, gradually giving way - slowly being replaced by something, on the way out - becoming less popular, important, powerful etc., taking hold - gaining complete control or influence over people, grown substantially - increased in size by a considerable amount or quite a lot,

Describing Changes - Unit 1B: Language Has Constantly Been Evolving - Cambridge English Empower

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