# immutable

- **Language:** English
- **Level:** C2 (Proficient)
- **Part of speech:** adjective
- **Pronunciation:** /ɪˈmjuːtəbəl/
- **English:** never changing or impossible to change
- **Persian:** تغییرناپذیر

## Example

> They believed the laws of nature were immutable.
> آن‌ها باور داشتند قوانین طبیعت تغییرناپذیرند.

## Word forms

- noun: immutability

## Synonyms

unchangeable, fixed

## Opposites

changeable

## Common phrases

- immutable law
- immutable truth
- immutable fact

## Related words

- [abate](https://langai.darkube.ir/vocabulary/english/abate): to become less strong or severe (C2)
- [ameliorate](https://langai.darkube.ir/vocabulary/english/ameliorate): to make a bad situation better (C2)
- [deteriorate](https://langai.darkube.ir/vocabulary/english/deteriorate): to become worse (C1)
- [diminish](https://langai.darkube.ir/vocabulary/english/diminish): to become smaller or less important (C1)
- [exacerbate](https://langai.darkube.ir/vocabulary/english/exacerbate): to make a bad situation worse (C1)
- [fluctuate](https://langai.darkube.ir/vocabulary/english/fluctuate): to change often, rising and falling (C1)
- [mitigate](https://langai.darkube.ir/vocabulary/english/mitigate): to make something less harmful or serious (C1)
- [obsolete](https://langai.darkube.ir/vocabulary/english/obsolete): no longer used because something newer exists (C1)

Source: https://langai.darkube.ir/vocabulary/english/immutable