immobile
1 of 1adjective/ɪˈmoʊbəl/
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unable to move
- The patient remained immobile after the injury.
- The car was stuck in mud and completely immobile.
- He stood immobile, frozen with shock.
- She felt immobile from fear during the confrontation.
- The dog lay immobile while sleeping.
Antonyms:
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firmly attached or fixed so that it cannot be moved easily
- The bookshelf was immobile thanks to the wall brackets.
- The old bridge piers remain immobile despite years of erosion.
- The lamp's base is immobile, preventing it from tipping over.
- The sculpture is immobile because it is bolted to the floor.
- The heavy safe remained immobile despite several attempts to move it.