immutable [ɪˈmju:təbl̩, ingl. am. -t̬əbl̩] ADJ.
1. immutable (unchangeable):
- immutable
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2. immutable (eternal):
- immutable
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This brain-surface (cortical) map is not immutable, however.
en.wikipedia.org The legal profession is immutable, intransigent, self-protective, unaccountable, incompetent and corrupt.
en.wikipedia.org The segregation of programs and data into immutable and mutable storage makes some operations, such as backing up data, easier.
en.wikipedia.org I have assumed this body due to the inevitable karma, which does its work, immutable and unalterable.
en.wikipedia.org This is considered immutable as the message is transferred between one or more processes.
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