Thesaurus / unchangeable

unchangeable

How to use unchangeable in a sentence

It’s a core value of the publication that is unchangeable, and that above all protects our ability to do independent journalism.

God's means are laws—fixed laws of nature, a part of His own being, and as immutable, as unchangeable as Himself.

Yes, there is that unchangeable oval cut of face, those features which time will never impair, that graceful and thoughtful brow.

He persuaded himself that this was indeed one of those unchangeable passions of which he read or rather did read now.

He's the same unshakable, unchangeable, ungrow-upable Barker!

For her there seemed no happiness but in the possession of the everlasting, the unchangeable, the divinely beautiful.

The unchangeable conditions were stifling to ambition and paralyzing to achievement.

But eventually he had come to the conclusion that nothing on earth is unchangeable beyond a certain limit of time.

For obviously when we call an average unchangeable, we mean that it is unchangeable for its time merely.

But Richard was far yet from having his head above the cloudy region of moods and in the blue air of the unchangeable.

THERE AND BACKGEORGE MACDONALD

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985