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unchangeable
This term describes a state of absolute permanence, often conveying a sense of inevitability or rigid stability. It is frequently applied to universal truths, mathematical constants, or deep-seated personality traits that resist all attempts at modification. While similar to immutable, unchangeable is more common in general discourse, whereas immutable often appears in theological or technical contexts.
In practical usage, the word carries a neutral to slightly restrictive connotation. When describing a law or a rule, it suggests an uncompromising authority. When describing a person's nature, it can imply a stubbornness or a fixed identity that cannot be swayed by external pressure or internal growth.
Meanings
Examples
The terms of the contract are unchangeable once signed.
I wish I could go back and fix it, but the past is unchangeable.
The laws of physics are unchangeable regardless of where you are in the universe.
This ancient decree is unchangeable and must be obeyed by all citizens.
Some people believe that human nature is fundamentally unchangeable.
The prophecy is unchangeable, and the chosen one must fulfill their destiny.
Is the deadline really unchangeable? I just need one more day.
She felt a sense of peace knowing that her love for him was unchangeable.
The coordinates for the rendezvous point are unchangeable for security reasons.
The coordinates for the rendezvous point are unchangeable for security reasons.