irremovable
/ɪˈrɪːməʊvəbl/ · ir·rem·o·va·ble
adjective
- Not capable of being removed or taken away; fixed in place. The cornerstone was set in an irremovable foundation that could not be shifted.
- Figuratively, unable to be altered, revoked, or changed; permanent. Her irremovable belief in justice guided every decision she made.
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Did you know? Although "irremovable" is a perfectly valid adjective, it is far less common than its synonym "immovable" and appears most often in legal or formal writing to stress the permanence of a right or condition.