unmovable
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- adjective
- /ʌnˈmuːvəbl/
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inmóvil
- She is strong-willed and determined, even uncaring and unmovable in her quest for freedom.
- an unmovable object
- solid and unmovable
She was just this great, like, incredibly strong, powerful, like just unmovable person.
- She was just this great, like, incredibly strong, powerful, like just unmovable person.
- And so even though that's your, your starting point is that race is, is a social construct, your end point is that it is unmovable.
- Then I'm going to repeat and you're going to see this process of how we're going to achieve this really flawless but also unmovable makeup application.
Examples
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The rocks at the cliff's edge were unmovable, enduring the crashing waves over the years.
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There is something unmovable, unshakable inside of you.
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She was just this great, like, incredibly strong, powerful, like just unmovable person.
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He can sit like a mountain, serene and unmovable.
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He was courteous, calm, and totally unmovable.
Fiction book (1995) -
Therefore, my beloved brethren, be steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, for as much as ye know that your labor is not in vain for the Lord.
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The statue stood unmovable in the middle of the park, a testament to the city's history.
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Despite the strong winds, the old tree remained unmovable, its roots gripping the earth firmly.
Synonyms
Cannot be moved physically or in opinion
Impossible to move or change
Firmly fixed in place and not able to be moved
Attached firmly to something so it cannot move
Cannot be taken out from where it is
Something you cannot get rid of
You cannot move it easily from one place or system to another
Unable to move or be moved easily
Hard to move or steer
Antonyms
How Fixed
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Morphology
Etymology
Unmovable begins with un- meaning 'not' and uses move meaning 'to change place', so it literally says 'not able to be moved'. A helpful image is a heavy stone or a person who will not change their mind — both stay 'fixed in place', which is why unmovable means something that cannot be moved or changed.