unchangeableness

/ʌntʃˈeɪndʒəbəlnəs/ noun

The quality or state of being unchangeable; immutability.

Word Origin From Latin cambiare 'to exchange, barter' — so change originally meant 'to exchange one thing for another.' Unchangeable means 'not able to be exchanged or altered,' and unchangeableness is the quality. The root cambiare gives us exchange, interchange, and even cambist (a money changer). The prefix un- negates, and -able means 'capable of.'

noun The quality or state of being unchangeable; immutability. countable

Many philosophers have pondered the unchangeableness of certain moral principles.

(名词) 不可改变性;不变性;永恒性;恒久不变

许多哲学家都思考过某些道德原则的不可改变性。

(sustantivo) inmutabilidad; inalterabilidad; inamovilidad [La cualidad o estado de ser inalterable; inmutabilidad.]

Muchos filósofos han reflexionado sobre la inalterabilidad de ciertos principios morales.

(nom) immuabilité; inaltérabilité; invariabilité [Qualité ou état de ce qui ne peut être changé ; immuabilité.]

De nombreux philosophes ont réfléchi à l'immuabilité de certains principes moraux.

(Substantiv) Unveränderlichkeit; Unwandelbarkeit [Die Eigenschaft oder der Zustand, unveränderlich zu sein; Unwandelbarkeit.]

Viele Philosophen haben über die **unchangeableness** bestimmter moralischer Prinzipien nachgedacht.

(名詞) 変えられないという性質や状態。不変性。

多くの哲学者が特定の道徳的原則の不変性について考察してきた。

(substantivo) imutabilidade; inalterabilidade [A qualidade ou estado de ser inalterável; imutabilidade.]

Muitos filósofos têm ponderado sobre a **inalterabilidade** de certos princípios morais.

Word parts: un + change + able + ness

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