immutable
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immutable
Where it comes from
From Middle English immutable, from Latin immūtābilis (“unchangeable”); im- + mutable.
adjective
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Unable to be changed without exception.
The government has enacted an immutable law.
Similar: unchangeable
- Not able to be altered in the memory after its value is set initially. Constants are immutable.
Similar: bateless, fixed, immutable, inalterable, invariable, permanent, perma-, perpetual, unabateable, unalterable, unchangeable, undeviating · Opposite: mutable, nonimmutable
noun immutables
- Something that cannot be changed.
Thesaurus
adjective
Similar: bateless, fixed, immutable, inalterable, invariable, permanent, perma-, perpetual, unabateable, unalterable, unchangeable, undeviating · Opposite: mutable, nonimmutable
Translations
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adj unable to be changed without exception
| Español | inmutable |
|---|---|
| 日本語 | 不変の fuhen no |
| Português | imutável |
| Français | immuable, immutable |
| Deutsch | unveränderbar, unveränderlich |
| Italiano | immutabile |
| Română | imuabil, neschimbător |
| Русский | неизме́нный neizménnyj, непрело́жный neprelóžnyj, постоя́нный postojánnyj |
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