irremovable
Cannot be extracted
Irremovable means impossible to remove or dislodge.
An irremovable stain won't come out no matter what you try.
An irremovable official cannot be dismissed from office: The constitution made judges irremovable except by impeachment.
The word emphasizes permanence or stubbornness—something fixed in place against all efforts to shift it.
Impossible to remove
- embeddedSet firmly within something
- entrenchedFirmly established, resistant to change
- implantedInserted into tissue
- ingrainedFirmly established by habit
fixed · lasting · enduring · perpetual · everlasting · eternal · immutable · unchangeable
Firmly refusing to yield
- unyieldingRefusing to give way
- immovableIncapable of being shifted
- intractableImpossible to manage
- tenaciousStubbornly determined to continue
persistent · intransigent · adamant · inflexible · obdurate · unbudgeable · resolute · steadfast
indelible
Impossible to remove
- embeddedSet firmly within something
- entrenchedFirmly established, resistant to change
- implantedInserted into tissue
ingrained · fixed · lasting · enduring · perpetual · everlasting · eternal · immutable · unchangeable · irreversible
obstinate
Firmly refusing to yield
- unyieldingRefusing to give way
- immovableIncapable of being shifted
- intractableImpossible to manage
tenacious · persistent · intransigent · adamant · inflexible · obdurate · unbudgeable · resolute · steadfast · unshakeable
anchored
Fixed securely in position
riveted · nailed · screwed · clamped · secured · affixed · attached · fastened · latched · soldered
irremovableremovable
Capable of being detached
detachable · extractable · extractible · removeable · portable
irremovablemovable
Capable of being relocated
moveable · mobile · portable · transportable · transferable
irremovabledismissible
Able to be terminated
removeable · fireable · temporary · replaceable · disposable
remove, removed, removal, removing, removes, removable, remover, removers, removals