inalterable
/in'ɔ:ltərəbl/
Definition
- Adjective:
- Not capable of being changed or altered: Describes something that is fixed, permanent, and cannot be modified, transformed, or undone.
Usage
The adjective "inalterable" is a formal term used to describe a state, condition, rule, or fact that is absolute and resists any form of change. It emphasizes permanence and immutability.
Examples
- Adjective:
- The laws of physics are often considered inalterable.
- She made an inalterable decision to leave the company.
- The treaty contained inalterable terms that both sides had to accept.
Advanced Usage
- "inalterable fact": A truth or reality that is impossible to change.
- Death is an inalterable fact of life.
- "inalterable law": A principle or rule that is considered fundamental and unchanging.
- Many believe in the inalterable law of cause and effect.
Variants and Related Words
- Unalterable (adj): A more common variant with the same meaning as "inalterable."
- He has an unalterable belief in justice.
- Alter (v): To change or make different.
- Alterable (adj): Capable of being changed.
Synonyms
- Immutable: Unchanging over time or unable to be changed.
- Unchangeable: Not liable to variation or capable of alteration.
- Fixed: Securely placed or fastened; not subject to change.
- Invariable: Never changing.
Antonyms
- Changeable: Capable of change or of being changed.
- Alterable: Able to be changed.
- Mutable: Liable to change.
- Flexible: Capable of bending or being modified.
Adjective
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not capable of being changed or altered
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unalterable resolve
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an unalterable ground rule
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