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intransmutable

intransmutable adjective: not capable of being transmuted, or changed into another substance.

Adjective

intransmutable (comparative more intransmutable, superlative most intransmutable)

  1. Not capable of being transmuted, or changed into another substance.

Forms of intransmutable

comparativemore intransmutable
superlativemost intransmutable

Origin of intransmutable

From in- + transmutable.

Questions about intransmutable

What does intransmutable mean?
Intransmutable means not capable of being transmuted, or changed into another substance.
What part of speech is intransmutable?
Intransmutable is an adjective.

Words near intransmutable in the dictionary

  1. intranslatability
  2. intranslatable
  3. intransmissibility
  4. intransmissible
  5. intransmutability
  6. intransmutable
  7. intransparency
  8. intransparent
  9. intrant
  10. intrants
  11. intranuclear

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