heypolyglot
Italian

immutabile

/im.muˈta.bi.le/adjectiveC2
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Meaning

unchanging, unalterable

  • not capable of being changed or susceptible to change
  • constant and permanent over time

In a sentence

Le leggi della fisica non sono sempre considerate immutabili.

The laws of physics are not always considered immutable.

Il suo affetto per la famiglia è rimasto immutabile negli anni.

His affection for his family has remained unchanging over the years.

Nulla nella vita è davvero immutabile, tutto si trasforma.

Nothing in life is truly immutable; everything transforms.

Word forms (4)
WordWord forms
immutabilemasculine · singular
immutabilefeminine · singular
immutabilimasculine · plural
immutabilifeminine · plural

Usage notes

  • Often literary or formal; common in philosophy and literature.
  • Takes 'immutabili' in the plural for both masculine and feminine.

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