immovable
adjectiveUK /ɪˈmuːvəbl/
US /ɪˈmuːvəbl/
Something that is immovable cannot be moved at all.
The heavy stone statue was immovable, even when we pushed it together.
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2. Not able to be changed or persuaded.
She was immovable in her decision to help the animals.
3. In law, property such as land or buildings that cannot be carried away.
The house and the land are considered immovable property.
4. Showing no emotion or feeling.
His immovable expression made it hard to tell what he was thinking.