immovable

Refusing to budge

Immovable means incapable of being moved—either physically fixed in place or figuratively unyielding.

A boulder may be immovable; so may a person's convictions: She remained immovable on the issue.

In law, immovable property refers to land and buildings, as opposed to movable goods.

The spelling immoveable also appears.

resolute

determined

Firmly committed to purpose

adamant · inflexible · tenacious · unshakeable · staunch · committed · unbending · dogged · implacable · firm

stable

solid

Firm matter state

sound · balanced · level · secure · reliable · constant · durable · settled · upright · permanent

inert

motionless

Lacking all movement

frozen · unmoving · paralyzed · stagnant · dormant · halted · standstill · deadlocked · stuck · stalled

enduring

permanent

Fixed without end

unchanging · immutable · perpetual · everlasting · ageless · indestructible · abiding · persistent · unfading · constant

fixed

bolted

Fastened or fled suddenly

affixed · clamped · riveted · welded · anchored · nailed · screwed · pinned · mounted · braced

property

fixture

Attached building component

structure · freehold · realty · annexed · built-in · improvement · appurtenance

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physical mobility

immovablemovable

Capable of being relocated

mobile · moveable · portable · transportable · motile

psychological firmness

immovableyielding

Bending under pressure

flexible · pliant · pliable · persuadable · acquiescent

permanence/stability

immovablemutable

Able to be changed

changeable · transient · unstable · unsure · fickle

Family

immovably, immovability

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