adjective
immuable
unchanging
The French word "immuable" means "unchangeable" or "immutable." It describes something that remains the same over time, never changing or being altered.
For example:
- Un principe immuable (an unchangeable principle)
- Un souvenir immuable (an unchanging memory)
Synonyms and differences:
- Invariable: Also means "unchanged," but often refers to things that remain constant under certain conditions. Less strong in tone than "immuable."
- Constant: Implies something steady or continuous over time, but not necessarily unchangeable forever.
- Fixe: Means "fixed" or "set," emphasizing a lack of movement or variation in position; more concrete and physical.
- Stable: Refers to something balanced and not easily changed or upset but can adapt slowly.
"Immuable" is the strongest term among these, suggesting absolute permanence or impossibility of change.
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Examples
Leurs traditions familiales restent immuables malgré le temps.adjective
Their family traditions remain unchanging despite the passage of time.
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