immobility
/ˌɪmoʊˈbɪləti/
noun
- The state of being unable to move or not moving.
- The patient's immobility required special care from the nurses.
- The immobility of the traffic made them late for the appointment.
- The injury caused temporary immobility in his left arm.
- The state of not changing or developing.
- Social immobility can trap people in poverty for generations.
- The immobility of the old computer system frustrated everyone.
- The immobility of the company's leadership led to its decline.