immuable.
Which hardly ever changes; unchanging
Meaning & usage
Which hardly ever changes; unchanging
Incapable, by its very nature, of changing; immutable, fixed
Said of someone that remains true to themselves
Where this word comes from
After Latin immutābilis (compare immutable) with influence of Old French muable (“subject to change”).
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