English to Swahili Meaning of incompact - incompact

Incompact :
incompact
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Definitions of incompact in English
Adjective(1) not subject to alteration or change(2) not interchangeable or able to substitute one for another
Examples of incompact in English
(1) As schizophrenics build their own universes, they do prefer an incommutable outside universe to build on.(2) He has always known God's judgment to be immutable, incommutable .(3) Options weren't riskless, but they weren't incommutably dangerous, either.(4) Therefore, it must be known, that God, existing incommutably always in Himself, is by means of His presence, power, and essence in every nature or essence without His own limitation.
(1) incommunicative ::
incommunicative
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