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Meanings of unchangeableness in English
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inalterabilitat The quality of being unchangeable; having a marked tendency to remain unchanged.
Usage of unchangeableness in English
1
What most hinders progress is quite conceivably a sort of swamped unchangeableness.
2
In consequence of unchangeableness, Brahma transcends all sorrow as also all pairs of opposites.
3
His universal laws, His unchangeableness, are not infringed in ethics any more than in music.
4
This is one of the reasons for my attachment-itsunchangeableness, its entire satisfaction of sentiment.
5
His faithfulness is the expression of His unchangeableness.
6
The unchangeableness of God, which is declared in His very name, guarantees the continued existence of Israel.
7
Atropos and the fire) producing the quality of unchangeableness.
8
A flow of joy came into my soul whilst realizing thus the unchangeableness of our adorable Lord.
9
The unchangeableness of character, especially of faults.
10
There are three things I conceive imported in this name: God's unsearchableness, God's unchangeableness, and God's absoluteness.
11
Bloomfield had a quality of unchangeableness.
12
Answer all objections, from his mercy, goodness, power, wisdom, unchangeableness, and this shall be more nor the trouble.
13
Schopenhauer believes in the unchangeableness of innate tendencies in the individual, and in the invariability of the primitive disposition.
14
If we have a God immutable and unchangeable to build upon, let us build upon Him immutability and unchangeableness.
15
Almost a century before him, Lucretius had expressed, in an admirable manner, the unchangeableness of the general system of Nature.
16
Plato is deeply impressed by the antiquity of Egypt, and the unchangeableness of her ancient forms of song and dance.
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Unchangeableness through the time