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US
/əˈnɔɫtɝəbəɫ/
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[ UK /ʌnˈɒltəɹəbəl/ ]
[ UK /ʌnˈɒltəɹəbəl/ ]
ADJECTIVE
- remaining the same for indefinitely long times
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of a sentence; that cannot be changed
an unalterable death sentence -
not capable of being changed or altered
unalterable resolve
an unalterable ground rule
How To Use unalterable In A Sentence
- Within the unalterable waves of change, we can never find any enduring refuge or freedom.
- We are all bornwith a serious and unalterable defect: We grow old — at least the lucky among us do — and then we die. Nobody Gets Out of Here Alive
- Providence; a vow unalterable and imprescriptible, which unites man in society to his country and his sovereign. A Philosophical Dictionary
- Our minds get tricks and attitudes as our bodies do, thought Harold, and age stiffens them into unalterableness.
- Heb .7:24 But He , because He abides forever, has His priesthood unalterable.
- an unalterable ground rule
- Constitution makes clear that the court may only inspect such articles according to their form and not their content, while others say the court has the authority to intervene if an article contradicts the Constitution's first three "unalterable" articles. Hurriyet Dailynews
- However, an unalterable truth is that under a regime such as that in Iraq, the York Against War campaign would not be allowed its say.
- unalterable" Seven Commandments into Napoleon's own laws. George Orwell and the Politics of Animal Farm
- Many compliance regulations require that when data records are stored electronically they must be on a storage medium that is permanent and unalterable.
