Etymograph

English

immutableness

From immutable + -ness.

A compound of immutable + -ness

Latin mūtō

Latin mūtābilis ‘mutable, changeable, inconstant’

Latin immūtābilis ‘unchangeable’

Middle English immutable ‘immutable, unchangeable’

English immutable

Today it means

noun The state of being immutable; unchangeableness.

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Etymograph / immutableness