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Inconvertible (Adjective)

Used especially of currencies; incapable of being exchanged for or replaced by another currency of equal value.

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The country's currency was declared inconvertible by the government, severely limiting international trade.
The inconvertible currency made it difficult for tourists to exchange their money for local goods and services.
Due to economic sanctions, the nation's currency became inconvertible, causing widespread financial hardship.
The company's financial struggles were exacerbated by the inconvertible currency, which made it hard to pay foreign suppliers.
The government's decision to make the currency inconvertible was seen as a desperate attempt to control the economy.

Not capable of being changed into something else; "the alchemists were unable to accept the inconvertible nature of elemental metals".

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The laws of physics make time an inconvertible and irreversible concept that cannot be changed or reversed.
Despite advancements in recycling, certain types of plastics are considered inconvertible due to their chemical composition.
Gold, as a precious metal, has an inconvertible value that transcends its uses in jewelry or electronics.
Economists agree that human labor is an inconvertible asset, whose value cannot be replaced by technology or automation.
Philosophers argue that certain human experiences, such as love and suffering, are inconvertible and cannot be translated into mathematical or scientific formulas.