Immobile Definition

ĭ-mōbəl, -bēl, -bīl
adjective
Not movable; firmly set or placed; stable.
Webster's New World
Immovable; fixed.
An immobile rock formation.
American Heritage
Not moving or changing; motionless.
Webster's New World
Not very mobile or agile; capable of moving only slowly.
An immobile quarterback.
American Heritage

Not mobile, not movable.

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Origin of Immobile

  • From Old French immobile, from Latin immōbilis.

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Immobile Sentence Examples

  • Kutuzov's face as he stood in the open doorway remained perfectly immobile for a few moments.

  • However, there remains the debate on short-stretch bandage use in the immobile patient.

  • The work investigates the notions of beauty with the wig being excessive to the point the wearer becomes almost immobile.

  • The rapid reduction of temperature will cause them to become immobile for a short period.

  • B, a, larvae boring their way into a root; b, larva of the immobile kind surrounded by the old skin, living as an ectoparasite on the outside of the root.

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Words Starting With

IIMIMM

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ELEILE

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