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fixedness

/ˈfɪk.sɪd.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la cualidad o estado de ser fijo, estable o inmutable, ya sea en una posición física o en cuanto a la incapacidad de cambiar.

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noun

/ˈfɪk.sɪd.nəs/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la cualidad o estado de ser fijo, estable o inmutable, ya sea en una posición física o en cuanto a la incapacidad de cambiar.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being fixed, stable, or unchanging, whether in a physical position or in terms of being unalterable.

incontable

  1. State of being stationaryC1formal

    The quality or condition of being firmly attached or remaining in one place.

    esEstado de estar fijo o estacionario

    • The fixedness of the ancient monument was remarkable after centuries of weathering.
    • The fixedness of the furniture in the room made it difficult to rearrange.
    • Geologists studied the fixedness of the rock formations in the canyon.

    Sinónimosfixityimmobilityimmovabilityrigiditystabilitystationariness

    Antónimoschangeablenessmobilitymotionmovementvariability

  2. Unchangeable qualityC1formal

    The quality of being fixed and unchangeable; rigidity or inflexibility.

    esfijeza

    • The fixedness of his opinions made any debate impossible.
    • She was frustrated by the fixedness of the company's outdated policies.
    • The fixedness of the schedule left no room for spontaneous activities.

    Sinónimosconstancyfixityimmutabilityinflexibilitypermanencerigiditystabilityunchangeableness

    Antónimosadaptabilitychangeabilityflexibilitymalleabilitymutabilityplasticityvariability

Formas
  • fixednesses plural form
  • fixednesses' possessive plural form
  • fixedness's possessive singular form
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