unchangeable
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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Joint wills are complicated and, unlike trusts that become irrevocable upon one spouse’s death, are not necessarily unchangeable after one spouse dies.
From MarketWatch
The trust becomes irrevocable/unchangeable at your death, ensuring the instructions cannot be changed.
From MarketWatch
Rather than emphasizing unchangeable characteristics, he presented human beings as malleable over long stretches of time.
A fixed mindset -- the belief that intelligence and ability are unchangeable traits -- is also connected to impostor feelings.
From Science Daily
What are the facts of this scene that are unchangeable?
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