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Meanings of unchangeable in English
Not changeable or subject to change.
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Usage of unchangeable in English
1
There is a fascination in the unchangeable features of the Nile regions.
2
An entail is unchangeable; neither husband nor wife can touch that capital.
3
The sea is an unchangeable element of charm in all this landscape.
4
Nature, their model, is unchangeable; and the arts cannot transcend her limits.
5
The movement of the solar system takes place according to unchangeable laws.
6
In pursuance of this unchangeable policy, she again declared war against France.
7
In this emergency Henry displayed no petulance, no striving against unchangeable circumstance.
8
Nothing then is unchangeable but the inherent and unalienable rights of man.
9
You represented God calm and unchangeable as fate, as unrelenting and unimpassioned.
10
It is all so very English, so dogged, so unchanged and unchangeable.
11
Nevertheless, his naturally firm character made his outward demeanour even and unchangeable.
12
Beyond all human thought His love is strong, and tender, and unchangeable.
13
The other travellers were English people, all of one pattern, unchangeable, immovable.
14
Eternal, ever-blessed, unchangeable God, send now Thy Spirit and manifest Thy forgiveness.
15
I am the Way unchangeable; the Truth infallible; the Life everlasting.
16
He has simply accepted, long ago, the futility of railing against unchangeable fates.
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