incommutable
ˌɪnkəˈmjuːtəbəl
Definition

Definition of incommutable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
unchangeableRarenot able to be changed or alteredRare
  • The terms of the contract are incommutable.
immutable unalterable
2.
non-interchangeableRarenot interchangeable with anotherRare
  • These components are incommutable in the system.
unalterable
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Origin of incommutable

Latin, incommutabilis (unchangeable)

Examples of incommutable in a sentence

  • The rules set by the committee are incommutable.
  • The rules are incommutable and must be followed strictly.
  • His decision was incommutable, leaving no room for negotiation.

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  1. French:inchangeable, incommutable, ...
  2. German:unabänderlich, nicht austauschbar, ...
  3. Italian:incommutabile, non intercambiabile, ...
  4. Spanish:inmutable, no intercambiable, ...
  5. Portuguese:imutável, incomutável, ...
  6. Chinese:不可更改的, 不可互换的, ...
  7. Japanese:変更不可能な, 交換不可能な, ...
  8. Arabic:ثابت, غَيْر قابِل لِلاِسْتِبْدال, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִיתָן לְשִׁנּוּי, לֹא נִתָּן לְהַחְלָפָה, ...
  10. Russian:неизменяемый, невзаимозаменяемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:незмінний, невзаємозамінний, ...
  12. Hindi:अपरिवर्तनीय, अप्रतिस्थापनीय, ...

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