invariableness

/ˌɪnˈvɛɹiəbəɫnəs/ noun

invariability; the state of being invariable

Word Origin Similar to invariability, but with the suffix -ness instead of -ity. Invariableness is the state of being invariable. The root varius is from PIE *h₁wer- 'to turn, bend,' suggesting change as a turning. So invariable means 'not turning, not changing.' Related words: variable, various, vary, and even weir (a turning in a river) from the same PIE root.

noun invariability; the state of being invariable countable

The invariableness of the laws of physics allows scientists to make reliable predictions.

(名词) 恒定性;不变性

物理定律的不变性使科学家能够做出可靠的预测。

(sustantivo) invariabilidad; constancia [invariabilidad; el estado de ser invariable.]

La invariabilidad de las leyes de la física permite a los científicos hacer predicciones confiables.

(nom) invariabilité; constance; immuabilité; stabilité [Caractère de ce qui est invariable ; état permanent de ce qui ne varie pas.]

L'invariabilité des lois de la physique permet aux scientifiques de formuler des prédictions fiables.

(Substantiv) Unveränderlichkeit; Konstanz [Der Zustand, unveränderlich zu sein; das Fehlen von Variabilität.]

Die **invariableness** der physikalischen Gesetze ermöglicht es Wissenschaftlern, zuverlässige Vorhersagen zu treffen.

(名詞) 変わらないこと。不変である状態。

物理学の法則の不変性によって、科学者は信頼できる予測を行うことができる。

(substantivo) invariabilidade [Invariabilidade; o estado de ser invariável.]

A **invariabilidade** das leis da física permite que os cientistas façam previsões confiáveis.

Word parts: in + vari + able + ness

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