untransfigurable

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ transfigurable.

Adjective

untransfigurable (comparative more untransfigurable, superlative most untransfigurable)

1. That cannot be transfigured.
   • 2010, Lucy Maddox, Nabokov's Novels in English, page 71:

     Charlotte Haze is spared Quilty's fate because she is, from the beginning, not a mirage but an oppressive, dull, untransfigurable reality.