Inalterable (en. Unalterable)
/i.nal.te.ɾa.ble/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
adjective
That is permanent and cannot be modified.
The truth is unalterable despite the circumstances.
La verdad es inalterable a pesar de las circunstancias.
That remains the same over time.
His character is unalterable; he always acts with honesty.
Su carácter es inalterable, siempre actúa con honestidad.
That is not affected by external influences.
The agreement is unalterable, regardless of pressure.
El acuerdo es inalterable, independientemente de la presión.
Etymology
From the Latin 'inalterabilis', composed of 'in-' meaning 'not' and 'alterabilis' meaning 'modifiable'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
unalterable truth
A truth that cannot be changed.
verdad inalterable
unalterable principles
Standards or values that remain constant.
principios inalterables
Related Words
alter
To modify or change something.
alterar
mutable
Which can be changed or altered.
mutable
Slang Meanings
Something that cannot be changed, a sure thing.
That rule is unalterable, so you can't avoid it.
Esa regla es inalterable, así que no puedes evitarla.