Immobilisation
noun
The act of preventing movement in a part of the body, usually for medical reasons.
The doctor recommended the immobilisation of her arm to facilitate healing.

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cast immobilisation, limb immobilisation, complete immobilisation
noun
The act of legally restricting an asset to prevent its use or movement.
The court ordered the immobilisation of the suspect's bank accounts during the investigation.

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Formal
asset immobilisation, temporary immobilisation, financial immobilisation
noun
The process of restricting movement of machinery or vehicles.
The immobilisation of the vehicle was necessary for safety purposes.

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vehicle immobilisation, security immobilisation, mechanical immobilisation
noun
The act of preventing movement in a part of the body, usually for medical reasons.
The doctor recommended the immobilisation of her arm to facilitate healing.

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Neutral
cast immobilisation, limb immobilisation, complete immobilisation
noun
The act of legally restricting an asset to prevent its use or movement.
The court ordered the immobilisation of the suspect's bank accounts during the investigation.

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Formal
asset immobilisation, temporary immobilisation, financial immobilisation
noun
The process of restricting movement of machinery or vehicles.
The immobilisation of the vehicle was necessary for safety purposes.

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Neutral
vehicle immobilisation, security immobilisation, mechanical immobilisation
Definition 1 of 3

Medical Context
In medical settings, immobilisation is crucial for recovery
An immobilised limb often heals faster under stability.
Nursing Care
Care workers must ensure proper immobilisation techniques
Improper immobilisation can lead to complications.
Adjustment Time
Expect a period to adapt post-immobilisation
Adjustment often involves pain management.
Medical Context
In medical settings, immobilisation is crucial for recovery
An immobilised limb often heals faster under stability.
Nursing Care
Care workers must ensure proper immobilisation techniques
Improper immobilisation can lead to complications.
Adjustment Time
Expect a period to adapt post-immobilisation
Adjustment often involves pain management.
Medical Context
In medical settings, immobilisation is crucial for recovery
An immobilised limb often heals faster under stability.
Nursing Care
Care workers must ensure proper immobilisation techniques
Improper immobilisation can lead to complications.
Adjustment Time
Expect a period to adapt post-immobilisation
Adjustment often involves pain management.
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