CEFR C1

unchangeable

adjective

Meaning

Not able to be altered or modified; fixed and permanent.

Examples

The ancient prophecy was believed to be unchangeable, dictating the fate of the kingdom.
Despite many attempts, the company's core policy remained unchangeable for decades.

Synonyms: fixed, permanent, immutable, irrevocable

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unchangeable (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈtʃeɪndʒəbl/

Definition

Not able to be altered or modified; fixed and permanent.

Examples

The ancient prophecy was believed to be unchangeable, dictating the fate of the kingdom.
Despite many attempts, the company's core policy remained unchangeable for decades.
For some, a person's character is an unchangeable aspect of their being.

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