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Meanings of immovable in anglès
portuguès
imóvel català
béns immobles 
Usage of immovable in anglès
1
Taylor and the new captain swore terribly; but the sheriff was immovable.
2
He stood in the center of the fire-lit room rigid and immovable.
3
It explains the source, and marks the immovable limitations, of social energy.
4
Austria remained immovable, the uneasy spectator of the events that were preparing.
5
Her eyes gleamed in the shadow of the cab straight ahead, immovable.
6
He could not be moved from his base; he was self-centred, immovable.
7
He could not be moved from his base; he was self-centered, immovable.
8
Both sides seem to be immovable as the July 6th date approaches.
9
Finally, the Indians proving immovable in their decision, the party got off.
10
The vagary had passed-buton the couch the two immovable figures remained.
11
He gasped and dropped back into the depths of the immovable chair.
12
Only recently the Corps had pronounced the sandbar a permanent, immovable barrier.
13
She seized the corner of the rounded lid, but it remained immovable.
14
The first is lofty, calm, immovable; the second is uncertain, capricious, unquiet.
15
The bash now has an immovable position in the nation's film calendar.
16
Think hard-force-meets-immovable-object and you'll have some idea of what it was like.
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Immovable through the time
Immovable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common