fixedness
nounUK /ˈfɪkstnəs/
US /ˈfɪkstnəs/
The state of being firmly in place and not moving.
The fixedness of the heavy stone bench meant nobody could move it.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The quality of being unable or unwilling to change.
His fixedness of opinion made the debate go nowhere.
3. The state of being fastened or attached securely.
The fixedness of the shelf to the wall kept it from falling.
4. In chemistry, the quality of not being easily changed or broken down.
The fixedness of the compound made it useful in experiments.