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• a  not subject or susceptible to change or variation in form or quality or nature
  the view of that time was that all species were immutable, created by God

• Medical authorities are saying that the swine flu virus is fortunately of an immutable strain.
• Whereas fashion expects an image to be constantly updated, Prada reportedly sank upwards of $100 million into projects that are supposed to be permanent, if not immutable: her .
• The day is long past when the IQ was revered as some sort of magic number, affixed during childhood as an indelible, immutable badge of mental prowess or dullness.

• changeless

• mutable

News & Articles

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• Ordination of women isn’t found within the tradition of Judaism, but tradition changes
  Yet, if one looks at Jewish history, one finds that while Jewish law is virtually immutable, the Mesorah changes.
  June 14, 2013 - Denver Post

Quotes

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• Vice President Dick Cheney in AFP
  A difficult but immutable truth must continue to be told: Terror and rockets do not merely kill innocent civilians, they also kill the legitimate hopes and aspirations of the Palestinian people,Cheney said.
• Andy Burnham in Church Times
  Andy Burnham, the Shadow Health Secretary, said that his Roman Catholic faith taught him "the innate and immutable quality of every human life". "The basic tenets of the Labour Party are one and the same as the Christian Church: compassion,...
• Arthur Mutambara in Independent Online
  The two MDC formations have neither monopoly of political wisdom, nor the immutable right to represent the people of Zimbabwe,Mutambara said in a statement "Setting The Agenda for 2007". "In 2007 they must quickly resolve and...