Definition Synonyms
Definition of immovability - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
unmovable qualityRare quality of being unable to move or be movedRare
- The immovability of the ancient statue amazed the tourists.
2.
psychologyRare quality of being unchangeable in opinionsRare
- Her immovability on the issue frustrated her friends.
Origin of immovability
Latin, in (not) + mobilis (movable)
Examples of immovability in a sentence
Her immovability in her beliefs was both admirable and frustrating. His immovability in negotiations was well-known. The immovability of her stance surprised everyone.
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- French:immobilité, intransigeance, ...
- German:Unbeweglichkeit, ...
- Italian:immobilità, inflessibilità, ...
- Spanish:fijeza, ...
- Portuguese:imobilidade, intransigência, ...
- Chinese:不可移动性, 不变性, ...
- Japanese:不動性, 頑固さ, ...
- Arabic:الثَّبَات, جُمود, ...
- Hebrew:חֹסֶר תְּזוּזָה, עַקְשָׁנוּת, ...
- Russian:неподвижность, непоколебимость, ...
- Ukrainian:нерухомість, незмінність, ...
- Hindi:अचलता, अटलता, ...
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