immoveable

• Adjetivo que describe algo que no puede ser movido o que está fijo en su lugar; se usa a menudo para objetos físicos o, en sentido figurado, para opiniones o situaciones inquebrantables.

An adjective describing something that cannot be moved or is fixed in place; often used to refer to physical objects or figuratively to describe unyielding opinions or situations.

1. Physically fixedB2formal

   Not able to be moved or changed in position; firmly in place.

   Inmóvil

   • The heavy statue was immoveable, even with a crane.
   • The boulder was immoveable, blocking the entire road.
   • The furniture was bolted to the floor, making it immoveable.

   Sinónimosfirmfixedimmobilemotionlessrootedsecurestablestaticstationary

   Antónimosmobilemovableportable

2. Unchanging or stubbornC1formal

   Not capable of being changed or influenced; firm in opinion or purpose.

   Inmutable, inflexible

   • His decision was immoveable, despite all arguments.
   • She held an immoveable belief in justice.
   • The committee's stance on the issue remained immoveable.

   Sinónimosadamantfirminflexibleintransigentobdurateresolutesteadfastunbendingunshakableunyielding

   Antónimosflexiblemalleablepersuadabletractableyielding