What is another word for indefeasible?
Pronunciation:
[ ˌɪndɪfˈiːzəbə͡l], [ ˌɪndɪfˈiːzəbəl], [ ˌɪ_n_d_ɪ_f_ˈiː_z_ə_b_əl]
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Synonyms for Indefeasible:
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adj.
• unconquerable • all -
n.
• indefeasible Other relevant words:
- Allowed ,
- Avoidless ,
- Entailed ,
- Imprescriptible ,
- Incommunicable ,
- Indeciduous ,
- Indissolvable ,
- Inevasible ,
- Intransmutable ,
- Irresoluble ,
- Reverseless ,
- Unvariable ,
- absolute ,
- authorized ,
- certain ,
- changeless ,
- chartered ,
- condign ,
- constant ,
- constitutional ,
- deserved ,
- divine ,
- due to ,
- enfranchised ,
- fated ,
- fateful ,
- firm ,
- hallowed ,
- holy ,
- immutable ,
- imperishable ,
- inalienable ,
- incommutable ,
- inconvertible ,
- incorruptible ,
- indelible ,
- indestructible ,
- indissoluble ,
- ineluctable ,
- inert ,
- inescapable ,
- inevitable ,
- inexorable ,
- inextinguishable ,
- inflexible ,
- infrangible ,
- inherent ,
- inseparable ,
- insusceptible ,
- invariable ,
- inviolable ,
- irrecoverable ,
- irreducible ,
- irreparable ,
- irresistible ,
- irretrievable ,
- irreversible ,
- irrevocable ,
- lasting ,
- lawful ,
- merited ,
- necessary ,
- noble ,
- non-negotiable ,
- noncommunicable ,
- noncontagious ,
- noninfectious ,
- nonreturnable ,
- nonreversible ,
- ordained ,
- permanent ,
- prescribed ,
- prescriptive ,
- presumptive ,
- privileged ,
- relentless ,
- religious ,
- resistless ,
- sacred ,
- sacrosanct ,
- saintly ,
- sanctioned ,
- sure ,
- unalienable ,
- unalterable ,
- unaltered ,
- unassailable ,
- unavoidable ,
- unchallengeable ,
- unchallenged ,
- unchangeable ,
- unchanged ,
- unchanging ,
- unconquerable ,
- uncontrollable ,
- undeviating ,
- undisputed ,
- undying ,
- unimpeachable ,
- unmodifiable ,
- unnegotiable ,
- unpreventable ,
- unremitting ,
- unreturnable ,
- unstoppable ,
- unsusceptible ,
- untransferable ,
- unvarying ,
- unyielding ,
- vested ,
- warranted .
How to use "Indefeasible" in context?
In modern English, "indefeasible" means "unforgettable, unalterable, and incapable of being overcome." This definition is based on the Latin term "ineffabile," which means "not able to be harmed." Indefeasible means that if one thing were to happen, the other thing would also have to happen in order for the first thing to be undone. The two things can't be taken back or changed. In Latin, the term "ineffabile" was also used to describe something that was unbreakable.
Paraphrases for Indefeasible:
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Adjective
unassailable.
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