1. the quality or state of being unable to be removed, dismissed, or taken away
Usage: formal; often used in legal or administrative contexts

Examples

• The judge's irremovability during her term protected her from political pressure.
• Civil service laws guarantee the irremovability of certain government employees.
• The irremovability of the monument made it a permanent landmark in the city.
• Tenure provides professors with irremovability from their positions without just cause.
• The constitution established the irremovability of fundamental rights.