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Immutable

usgb/ɪˈmjuːtəbl/Volume
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Literally UnchangeablePlay
Use 'immutable' to express that something is permanently unchanging and cannot be modified. SlideThe artist considered his final work immutable, refusing to alter a single stroke.
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Not Physically BoundPlay
'Immutable' often refers to things that are not physically changeable, like rules or laws. SlideThe code of conduct for the knights was considered immutable.
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Misuse WarningPlay
Avoid using 'immutable' for things that can change over time, even if they seldom do. SlideContrary to popular belief, social norms are not immutable.