immutable alteration
[ɪˈmjuːtəbəl ɔːltəˈreɪʃən]
noun phrasepl: immutable alterations
alteração imutável
1. A paradoxical concept referring to a change or modification that cannot be changed or reversed; a permanent or fixed alteration that by definition resists further modification
The immutable alteration of the contract terms made it impossible for either party to seek further amendments.
A alteração imutável dos termos do contrato tornou impossível que qualquer uma das partes buscasse emendas adicionais.
2. In philosophy and logic, a contradiction in terms describing something that has been changed in such a way that it cannot be changed again
Once the data was encrypted with an immutable alteration, it could never be decrypted or modified.
Uma vez que os dados foram criptografados com uma alteração imutável, nunca puderam ser descriptografados ou modificados.
This phrase is primarily used in legal, technical, and philosophical contexts in both Brazilian Portuguese and English-speaking cultures. It appears frequently in contract law, data security discussions, and blockchain technology contexts where immutability is a key feature. The concept is particularly relevant in modern technology discussions where 'immutable' systems are highly valued for security and integrity purposes.
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