Immovable Meaning in English
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Definition
Impossible to move or change position, or (figuratively) not willing to change one’s opinion or attitude.
Usage & Nuances
'Immovable' is more formal and often used for literal objects (that can't physically be moved) or for strong, unchanging beliefs or people. Common collocations: 'immovable object', 'immovable stance'. Not usually used for people physically refusing to move; that's more often 'stubborn' or 'unyielding'.
Example Sentences
The statue is immovable because it is made of solid stone.
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His decision was immovable; he would not change his mind.
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The rock was immovable after the landslide.
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She remained immovable even when everyone else gave up.
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That man’s opinion is totally immovable; don’t bother arguing with him.
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The safe was so heavy, it was almost immovable without special equipment.
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