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immutably's Usage Examples:

Laws of nature are defined by him as immutably true propositions regulative of voluntary actions as to the choice of.

derivation indicates, is not a force that must operate, necessarily and immutably, but only a force that may operate.

the sources of evil will be speedily eradicated and an enduring peace immutably established in East Asia, preserving thereby the glory of Our Empire.

Using that representational model, the past is generally seen as being immutably fixed, and the future as at least partly undefined.

purpose but by external and internal threats, intrigues and apparatus, an immutably ordered world in which things mattered.

omnipresent (present everywhere), God is omniscient (knows everything), eternally and immutably so.

1:17) God"s immutability defines all God"s other attributes: God is immutably wise, merciful, good, and gracious.

Erect, immutably dignified, dark eyes burning fiercely beneath heavy black brows, Irene.

principle", which pejoratively assumes "that some races are innately and immutably much less intelligent than others".

outside of marriage, and 3) that biologically-assigned sex is objective and immutably linked to gender.

manner all things which were made by the Word subsist in Him vitally, immutably, causally, take some examples from the created world.

wavelength as hot engine exhaust, modern flares still produce a notably (and immutably) different UV signature than an aircraft engine burning kerosene jet-fuel.

to be revealed by God and as such to be firmly and immutably held by all the faithful," or through an accompanying anathema stating.

Synonyms:

unalterably, unassailably, unchangeably,