unchangeable Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ʌnˈtʃeɪn.dʒə.bəl]
  • Us [ ʌnˈtʃeɪn.dʒə.bəl]

Meaning of unchangeable In English

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Examples of unchangeable

  • I felt at once that her opinion of me was unchanged and unchangeable.

  • About 40 candidates for the jury were dismissed due to medical issues or unchangeable vacation plans.

  • They maintain the fiction that a person's intelligence is unchangeable, in the face of massive evidence to the contrary.

  • The unchangeable segment, though we call it a stem, is not a stem in the traditional morphematic sense.

  • Although they recognised such treatment as wrong, they felt it was, for the most part, unchallengeable and unchangeable.

  • Alanko seems to think of himself as quite separate from the electronic component, when the roles of sound-producing mechanisms are predetermined and unchangeable.

  • In this sentence there are two facts which are unchangeable.

  • Therefore, it was evident that providing new pieces at the same level may actually prevent tedious, unchangeable routine and 'provide a freshness in students' learning'.

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