Immoveable
adjective
Not able to be moved or altered; fixed in place.
The immoveable statue stood proudly in the center of the square.

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Neutral
immoveable object, immoveable force, immoveable belief
adjective
A term used to describe laws, principles, or elements that cannot be changed.
The immoveable laws of nature govern the universe.

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Neutral
immoveable principles, immoveable laws, immoveable truths
adjective
Not able to be moved or altered; fixed in place.
The immoveable statue stood proudly in the center of the square.

Usage tips
Neutral
immoveable object, immoveable force, immoveable belief
adjective
A term used to describe laws, principles, or elements that cannot be changed.
The immoveable laws of nature govern the universe.

Usage tips
Neutral
immoveable principles, immoveable laws, immoveable truths
Definition 1 of 2

Literal Use
Describes physical objects that cannot be moved
The immoveable rock blocked the road.
Figurative Use
Can refer to unchanging beliefs or emotions
Her immoveable views on the topic led to a heated debate.
Contextual Nuance
May imply stubbornness in certain situations
He had an immoveable position that frustrated his colleagues.
Literal Use
Describes physical objects that cannot be moved
The immoveable rock blocked the road.
Figurative Use
Can refer to unchanging beliefs or emotions
Her immoveable views on the topic led to a heated debate.
Contextual Nuance
May imply stubbornness in certain situations
He had an immoveable position that frustrated his colleagues.
Literal Use
Describes physical objects that cannot be moved
The immoveable rock blocked the road.
Figurative Use
Can refer to unchanging beliefs or emotions
Her immoveable views on the topic led to a heated debate.
Contextual Nuance
May imply stubbornness in certain situations
He had an immoveable position that frustrated his colleagues.
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