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inalterable

[in-awl-ter-uh-buhl] / ɪnˈɔl tər ə bəl /


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The Broward State Attorney’s Office released a memo in which it said “the alleged victims and the known witnesses have become uncooperative and their credibility is inalterably tarnished.”

From Washington Post

Assistant state attorney Paul R Valcore said on Monday the charges against Baker had been dropped after “the alleged victims and the known witnesses have become uncooperative and their credibility is inalterably tarnished.”

From The Guardian

Decades later, and long after many of their congressional careers had ended, their support for Nixon would continue to linger over their legacies, an inalterable epitaph on their lives.

From The New Yorker

If the people you love can change their names, bodies, identities — if these things that seem inalterable can be altered or even erased — can anything be counted on?

From New York Times

Unlike a product label, these microscopic features and wavelength signatures are unique, inalterable and can be observed in just about any substance in the universe, with the exception of black holes.

From Scientific American