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/ɪˈmuːvəbl/
Meaning & Definition
noun
real estate or property that cannot be moved, typically buildings or land.
Investing in immovables is a popular choice for securing long-term assets.
something that is immovable; a thing that cannot be moved.
In the face of adversity, her belief in justice became an immovable.
adjective
incapable of being moved or altered in position; not able to be changed.
The statue was immovable, anchored firmly to its pedestal.
not subject to change; resistant to fluctuations or modifications.
Her determination to finish the project was immovable, despite the challenges.
fixed or established; permanent.
The laws regarding property ownership are often immovable in nature.
Etymology
From late Middle English: from Latin 'immobilis', from 'in-' meaning 'not' + 'mobilis' meaning 'movable'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
immovable object
A term used to describe something that cannot be moved or changed.
immovable authority
Referring to a person or rule that cannot be challenged.
immovable will
An expression describing someone's firm determination.
Related Words
move
To change position or place.
mover
A person or thing that moves.
movement
The act or process of moving.
Slang Meanings
Stubborn.
He's so immovable on this issue that debate seems pointless.
Set in ways.
She's immovable when it comes to her dining preferences.