immutato

unchanged

adjective eem-moo-TAH-toh Rare

Origin: From Latin immutatus, from in- (not) + mutare (to change).

Also means

unaltered

Usage Note

Immutato describes something that remains exactly as it was, with no modifications: la situazione resta immutata (the situation remains unchanged). It agrees in gender and number: immutato / immutata / immutati / immutate. The seed listed it as a verb with an infinitive, which is incorrect—the infinitive of the base verb is mutare, and immutato is purely an adjective/past-participle form.

Examples

"Le condizioni del contratto rimangono immutate."

Natural Translation

The conditions of the contract remain unchanged.

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