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Meanings of immutable in English

Portuguese
imutável
Catalan
immutable

Not subject or susceptible to change or variation in form or quality or nature.

imutável
Usage of immutable in English
1
If Trump's character is immutable, however, his executive actions may not be.
The Guardian
2
There's an immutable law in professional politics, no matter what your stripe.
The Guardian
3
The immutable laws of physics and quantum chance would execute the sentence.
The Hyperion Cantos
4
That rule is perfect and immutable; whereas I am changeable and imperfect.
The Existence of God
5
Only the sun moved in that vast world of seemingly immutable forces.
Judith of the Plains
6
The soil is the one indestructible, immutable asset that the nation possesses.
The Story of the Soil; from the Basis of Absolute Science and Re...
7
The laws that govern them are fixed and immutable as the Universe.
Mysteries of Bee-keeping Explained
8
I, the spirit of the universe, I alone am immutable and eternal.
The Sea-Gull
9
The sanctity of their person was immutable, precious as a founding law.
Forge of Darkness
10
It seems these roles are immutable and the dynamic will never change.
The Guardian
11
For a decade there have been two immutable truths in British politics.
The Irish Times
12
The face of the young woman darkened, but she sat on immutable.
England, My England
13
There we strike the rock of real life and immutable human nature.
Orthodoxy
14
There was no overcoming the immutable mathematics of time, speed, and distance.
To Honor You Call Us
15
Her lips were stretched for ever in that same flat, immutable smile.
A Village Ophelia and Other Stories
16
Tchicaya looked out the window, down at the immutable plane of light.
Schild’s Ladder
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Translations for immutable
Catalan
immutable
Immutable through the time
Immutable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common