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inconvertible

/ˌɪn.kənˈvɜːr.tə.bəl/

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adjective

/ˌɪn.kənˈvɜːr.tə.bəl/C2formallegalobsolete
  • ruПрилагательное, означающее невозможность изменения или обмена на что-либо другое, особенно в финансовом или юридическом контексте. В современном английском языке в значительной степени устарело.

An adjective meaning not able to be changed or exchanged for something else, especially in a financial or legal context. Now largely obsolete in modern English.

  1. Currency exchange restrictionC1formal

    Used especially of currencies; incapable of being exchanged for or replaced by another currency of equal value.

    ruОграничение обмена валюты

    • The country's currency remains inconvertible on international markets.
    • Investors avoided the inconvertible ruble during the economic crisis.
    • Many developing nations have inconvertible currencies to control capital flow.

    Synonymsirredeemableunconvertible

    Antonymsconvertible

  2. Immutability or fixed stateC2formal

    Not capable of being changed into something else.

    ruНеизменный

    • The terms of the contract were deemed inconvertible by the court.
    • His beliefs were inconvertible, even after hours of debate.
    • The chemical compound is inconvertible under normal laboratory conditions.

    Synonymsfixedimmutableinvariablepermanentunalterableunchangeable

Forms
  • more inconvertible comparative form
  • most inconvertible superlative form
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