Definition Synonyms
Definition of invariable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
unchangingnot changing or capable of change
- Her routine was invariable, never altering from day to day.
2.
linguisticsTECH. not undergoing inflection or conjugationTECH.
- Invariable words in English include 'must' and 'sheep'.
Noun
math constantTECH. number in math that never changesTECH.
- Pi is an invariable used in geometry.
Origin of invariable
Latin, in- (not) + variabilis (changeable)
Examples of invariable in a sentence
His invariable kindness made him beloved by all. The word 'deer' is invariable in both singular and plural forms. Invariable adjectives do not change with gender or number. The speed of light is an invariable in physics. Euler's number is another important invariable.
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- French:invariable, constante, ...
- German:unveränderlich, Konstante, ...
- Italian:immutabile, invariante, ...
- Spanish:invariable, ...
- Portuguese:invariável, ...
- Chinese:不变的, 常数, ...
- Japanese:不変の, 不変量, ...
- Arabic:ثَابِت, ثابت رياضي, ...
- Hebrew:קָבוּעַ, קָבוּעַ מַתֶּמָטִי, ...
- Russian:неизменный, константа, ...
- Ukrainian:незмінний, незмінна величина, ...
- Hindi:अपरिवर्तनीय, स्थिरांक, ...
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