Spanish word

inmutable

Pronunciation

IPA/immuˈtaβle/

Meaning

  • adjectiveunchanged

Example

Aunque pasen los años, su sonrisa sigue inmutable.

Even as the years go by, her smile remains unchanged.

Illustration for inmutable (unchanged)

More examples

En la reunión mantuvo una actitud inmutable.

At the meeting he maintained an unchanging attitude.

Core concept

A sealed time capsule left untouched for decades.

Common phrases

  • actitud inmutable

    unchanging attitude

  • sonrisa inmutable

    unchanging smile

Similar words

constante: Shows little change over time or across situations, maintaining a steady level.
permanente: Continues for a long time and does not end easily.
invariable: Stays the same when circumstances change, resisting variation.
estable: Keeps a calm, steady state that does not fluctuate easily under outside influence.

Definition in Spanish

Que no se altera con el tiempo ni por influencias externas.

Word origin

Spanish inmutable comes from Latin immūtābilis, formed from in- 'not' plus mutāre 'to change' and originally meaning 'not able to be changed'.

Usage tips

  • It is a formal adjective mainly used in written, scientific, or literary contexts, so everyday speakers often prefer plain phrases like 'no cambia' or 'permanece igual'.

Other meanings

  • constantadjective

Opposites

  • mutablechangeableadjective

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