immovably
/ɪˈmuːvəbli/
adverb
- In a way that cannot be moved or changed; firmly fixed.
- She held her position immovably, refusing to step aside.
- The boulder was lodged immovably in the narrow canyon.
- The heavy statue stood immovably in the center of the square.
- In a way that shows strong determination and cannot be persuaded to change one's mind.
- Despite the pleas, she was immovably committed to her decision.
- He remained immovably opposed to the new policy.
- The judge sat immovably, listening to every argument without changing her expression.
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