immutable
/ɪˈmjuːtəbl/adjective
उच्चारण इम्यूटबल
अपरिवर्तनीय, अटल, जो कभी न बदले
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that cannot be changed; that will never change
अपरिवर्तनीय, अटल, जो कभी न बदले
- the immutable laws of nature
- Nothing in the Constitution is immutable.
- Many people see tradition as immutable, but customs do change.
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- The speed of light is an immutable value in physics.
- Nothing in life is immutable except change itself.
Synonyms unchangeable fixed permanent constant unalterable
Opposite mutable changeable variable flexible
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im·mu·ta·ble
Double m and -able (not 'imutable' or 'immutible'); from the Latin mutare, to change, as in mutation and commute.
दो m और अंत में -able ('imutable' या 'immutible' गलत है); Latin mutare, बदलना, से, mutation और commute की तरह।
“Collocations, idioms and sayings
Immutable laws, an immutable fact.
Collocations: immutable laws (ऐसे नियम जो कभी बदले नहीं जा सकते), an immutable fact (अटल तथ्य)। 'Immutable' का मतलब है जो बदला न जा सके।
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That which cannot be changed is immutable or unalterable.
'जिसे बदला न जा सके' immutable या unalterable।