nonmoving

Examples

• All

• 29. The nonmoving party must come forward with more than a mere scintilla of evidence in support of its position.

  Academic text (1995)

• 28 No genuine issue of material fact exists where the record taken as a whole could not lead a rational trier of fact to find for the nonmoving party.

  Academic text (1995)

• 30 Evidence presented by the nonmoving party must be adequate to support a finding by a reasonable fact-finder. 31 The nonmoving party has not met the burden of production through presentation of "testimony that an event 'could have happened' or was 'possible,'" 32 or even that an event "must have" happened.

  Academic text (1995)

• 30 Evidence presented by the nonmoving party must be adequate to support a finding by a reasonable fact-finder. 31 The nonmoving party has not met the burden of production through presentation of "testimony that an event 'could have happened' or was 'possible,'" 32 or even that an event "must have" happened.

  Academic text (1995)

• Further on the horizon are nonmoving actuators, such as those using acousto-optic or electro-optic beam deflection.

  Academic text (1996)

• The statue stood in the garden, a nonmoving reminder of the artist's talent.

• During the storm, the trees remained nonmoving, braving the fierce winds.

• The nonmoving car was parked safely at the side of the road, away from traffic.

Synonyms

S

stationary

vsnonmoving

46 2.9

Not moving and staying in one place

is about not changing position without meaning permanently fixed

M

motionless

vsnonmoving

41 3.0

Completely still with no movement, like a statue

is simply not changing position but not necessarily absolute stillness

I

immobile

vsnonmoving

14 4.4

Not able to move or be moved, like a statue

describes lack of movement but does not imply inability to be moved

I

inert

vsnonmoving

7 5.5

Not moving and without the energy or will to act

is only about lack of movement and not about lacking energy or will

I

inactive

vsnonmoving

4 2.3

Not moving and not showing much physical or mental energy

focuses narrowly on position and motion rather than wider inactivity

U

unmoving

vsnonmoving

1 2.2

Completely still and keeping the same position

is about lacking position change without implying absence of activity

S

stational

vsnonmoving

• Archaic

9.2

Not moving and fixed in one place

is about absence of movement rather than the state of being set

M

moveless

vsnonmoving

6.9

Completely still and not changing position

is simply lack of motion without implying inability

N

nondynamic

vsnonmoving

6.4

Stays the same and does not change

focuses on not changing position rather than lacking overall activity

U

unshifted

vsnonmoving

5.0

Not moved or changed from where it was before

is about current lack of motion, not necessarily about original position

I

immoveable

vsnonmoving

• UK

4.3

Cannot be moved physically or in opinion

describes simple absence of motion, not the intention or fixed installation

N

nonmobile

vsnonmoving

6.5

Unable to move or be moved easily

indicates not changing position without implying difficulty or being impossible to move

Antonyms

M

moving

1 1.0

Not still and going from one place to another

How Mobile

mobile

81 2.7

moving

1 1.0

nonmoving

1 3.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology