Definition Synonyms
Definition of immovable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
fixedincapable of being physically moved or changed
- The statue was immovable from its pedestal.
2.
unyieldingsteadfast in purpose or intention
- She remained immovable in her decision to stay.
3.
legalTECH. permanent in place or tenure legallyTECH.
- The property is considered immovable under local laws.
Noun
1.
objectsomething that cannot be moved
- The statue was an immovable in the garden.
2.
real estateTECH. property that cannot be movedTECH.
- The immovable consisted of several acres of land..
Images of immovable
property that cannot be moved
Expressions with immovable
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land and buildings that cannot be moved
The government imposed a tax on immovable property.
Origin of immovable
Latin, immovibilis (not movable)
Terms with immovable included in their meaning
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immovable
not able to move or change
door security
bolt immovable from outside a door
movement
become rigid or immovable
immovable weight
heavy weight that does not move
immovable object
become firmly trapped and unable to move
immovable object
held so tightly that it cannot be moved
immovable
unable to move or be separated
immovable object
unable to move at all because tightly fixed
immovable
refusing to move or change position
medical
immovable joint between skull bones
mechanical
become jammed or immovable
obstruction
immovable mass of logs blocking a river
firmness
make something firm or immovable
immovable
quality of being firmly fixed in place
dental
immovable joint like teeth in alveolar bone
metaphorical
fixed or immovable like stone
hard expression
with a hard, immovable expression
anatomy skull
immovable joint between bones, especially in the skull
history
ancient Roman law granting possession of immovable property
Examples of immovable in a sentence
The boulder remained immovable despite the efforts. His immovable stance on the issue frustrated everyone. The committee was immovable despite the protests. The land is deemed immovable by the court. His rights to the immovable assets are protected. The boulder was an immovable on the path.
An ancient immovable blocked the entrance. The immovable included a historic mansion. The estate's immovable was valued at a high price.
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- French:inamovible, objet immobile, ...
- German:unbeweglich, unbewegliches Objekt, ...
- Italian:inamovibile, bene immobile, ...
- Spanish:inmóvil, objeto inmóvil, ...
- Portuguese:imóvel, propriedade imóvel, ...
- Chinese:固定的, 不可移动物, ...
- Japanese:動かせない, 不動産, ...
- Arabic:ثَابِت, جسم ثابت, ...
- Hebrew:מְקֻבָּע, דָּבָר בִּלְתִּי נָיָד, ...
- Russian:неподвижный, неподвижный объект, ...
- Ukrainian:нерухомий, нерухомість, ...
- Hindi:अचल, स्थिर वस्तु, ...
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