unchangeably

/ʌntʃˈeɪndʒəbli/ adv

In a way that cannot be varied, or changed.

Word Origin Change comes from Late Latin cambiare 'to exchange, barter,' from a Celtic root meaning 'to bend, twist.' The idea of change as exchange evolved into alteration. Unchangeably means in a way that cannot be altered, with un- negating, -able meaning 'capable of,' and -ly making it an adverb. The same root gives us exchange (swap out) and interchange (swap between).

adv In a way that cannot be varied, or changed.

His principles remained unchangeably firm throughout the political turmoil.

(副词) 不可改变地;一成不变地;固定不变地

在整个政治动荡期间,他的原则始终坚定不移。

(adverbio) De una manera que no puede ser variada o cambiada.

Sus principios permanecieron inmutablemente firmes a lo largo de la agitación política.

(adverbe) De manière immuable, sans qu'il soit possible de varier ou de modifier.

Ses principes sont restés immuablement fermes tout au long des troubles politiques.

(Adverb) unveränderlich; unabänderlich; unwandelbar [auf eine Weise, die nicht verändert oder angepasst werden kann; unveränderlich.]

Seine Prinzipien blieben **unchangeably** fest, selbst während der politischen Unruhen.

(副詞) 変えることができない様子で。不変的に。

彼の原則は、政治的混乱の間も不変に確固たるままであった。

(advérbio) imutavelmente; inalteravelmente; invariavelmente [De uma forma que não pode ser variada ou alterada.]

Seus princípios permaneceram firme e inalteravelmente durante a turbulência política.

Word parts: un + change + able + ly

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