1. The quality or state of being unchangeable or incapable of change; permanence.
Usage: Plural form of immutability; Often used in philosophical, theological, or formal contexts

Examples

• The immutabilities of natural law have been debated by philosophers for centuries.
• Religious texts often emphasize the immutabilities of divine truth.
• Scientists question whether any immutabilities truly exist in the universe.
• The immutabilities of mathematical principles make them reliable across all contexts.
• Medieval theologians discussed the immutabilities of God's nature.
• Modern physics has challenged many of the immutabilities once thought to be absolute.