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immovable

immovable
Adjective

This term conveys a sense of absolute rigidity and permanence. When applied to physical objects, it suggests a mass so great or a fixation so secure that no amount of force can displace it. It evokes a feeling of stubbornness or an impenetrable barrier.

In psychological or legal contexts, the word shifts from physical weight to mental or systemic firmness. It describes a state of being unyielding or resolute, often bordering on obstinacy. In legal terminology, it specifically categorizes real estate and land, distinguishing these permanent fixtures from portable assets.

Meanings

Adjectiveimmovable

Incapable of being moved from a fixed position.

The heavy boulder remained immovable despite their best efforts to push it.

Adjectiveimmovable

Unable to be changed or shifted in opinion, emotion, or determination.

The judge remained immovable in his decision to deny the appeal.

Adjectiveimmovable

Referring to property that is fixed to the land, such as buildings or land itself.

The law distinguishes between movable assets and immovable property.

Examples

The massive boulder was completely immovable even with the help of the crane.

none

The massive boulder was completely immovable even with the help of the crane.

He remained immovable in his decision to quit the company.

Business

He remained immovable in his decision to quit the company.

The ancient fortress was built upon an immovable slab of granite.

History

The ancient fortress was built upon an immovable slab of granite.

I tried to argue with her but she was as immovable as a mountain.

none

I tried to argue with her but she was as immovable as a mountain.

The law distinguishes between movable and immovable property for tax purposes.

Business

The law distinguishes between movable and immovable property for tax purposes.

She stood there immovable as the storm raged around her.

Fantasy

She stood there immovable as the storm raged around her.

Why are you so immovable on this point when the evidence is clear?

none

Why are you so immovable on this point when the evidence is clear?

The heavy safe felt immovable once it was bolted to the floor.

Office

The heavy safe felt immovable once it was bolted to the floor.

My resolve is immovable and I will not surrender.

Supernatural

My resolve is immovable and I will not surrender.

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