unchanging
 adjective
 inmutable, · inmutábel
EN A new social order, these latter theorists maintained, needed rock-solid foundations --namely economic "laws," which are "natural" and thus unchanging.
GL A nova orde debe basearse en fundamentos inquebrantables, nas "leis" da economía, "naturaís" e por conseguinte inmutables.
 Fonte: C08 (132)
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unbroken, unbutton, uncanny, unceasing, unceasingly, uncertain, uncertainly, uncertainty, unchanged, unchanging, uncharted, unchecked, uncle, unclean, unclear, unclog, uncoil, uncomfortable, uncommon