immoveable

/ɪˈmuːvəbəl/
adjective
  1. Not able to be moved; fixed in place.
    • They tried to shift the immoveable cabinet but failed.
    • The immoveable rock blocked the entire path.
    • The furniture was so heavy it seemed immoveable.
  2. Not capable of being changed or influenced; unyielding.
    • His opinion on the matter was immoveable.
    • She faced the crisis with immoveable calm.
    • The company's policy is immoveable regarding refunds.
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