inconvertible

• Adjectif signifiant qu'une chose ne peut pas être convertie, changée ou échangée contre une autre, notamment dans un contexte financier ou juridique. En anglais moderne, ce terme est largement tombé en désuétude.

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.

   Inconvertible (monnaie)

   • 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.

   Synonymesirredeemableunconvertible

   Antonymesconvertible

2. Immutability or fixed stateC2formal

   Not capable of being changed into something else.

   Non convertible

   • 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.

   Synonymesfixedimmutableinvariablepermanentunalterableunchangeable