unbudgeable
/ʌnˈbʌdʒəbəl/
adjective
- Not able to be moved or shifted, even with effort.
- She tried to slide the stuck drawer, but it remained unbudgeable.
- The heavy rock was unbudgeable no matter how hard we pushed.
- The old gate was rusted shut and completely unbudgeable.
- Firmly fixed in opinion or decision; not willing to change one's mind.
- The negotiator remained unbudgeable, refusing to accept any compromise.
- Even after hours of debate, the committee was unbudgeable in its decision.
- My father is unbudgeable on the issue of bedtime rules.