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immutably
adverb
formaluk /ɪˈmjuː.tə.bli/ us /ɪˈmjuː.t̬ə.bli/
in a way that does not change, or cannot be changed:
His political instincts are immutably rooted on the right.
Racism involves the categorization of particular groups of people as immutably different.
These ideas are not fixed immutably in the social structure.
Genes were identified as the source of traits immutably passed on to offspring.
It has long been debated whether the neural impairments caused by the disorder are immutably fixed, or whether they can respond to treatment.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Not able to be changed
a leopard can't/doesn't change its spotsidiom
be no hard and fast rulesidiom
burn your boats/bridgesidiom
congenital
continuity
deep-seated
incurably
inelastic
inelasticity
inflexible
inflexibly
irreversibly
irrevocable
irrevocably
leopard
sb's way or the highwayidiom
unchangeable
uncompromising
uncompromisingly
unredeemable
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