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Meanings of immoveable in English
Usage of immoveable in English
1
His courage and resolution however got the better; and he remained immoveable.
2
The Russian infantry had then long been celebrated for its immoveable firmness.
3
Stand firm and immoveable, as an anvil when it is beaten upon.
4
Then in respect of any kind of motion the one is immoveable?
5
Conversation flowed comfortably around her, a soothing stream past an immoveable rock.
6
For many days, George Delmé lay on his couch unconscious and immoveable.
7
This minister is straightforward even to stiffness, and possesses immoveable firmness.
8
Ameni preserved his immoveable composure, and, raising his crozier, he cried-
9
I will not have you speak of it further-onthis particular I am immoveable.
10
The population of Volhynia remained immoveable, and Napoleon again appealed from them to victory.
11
Finding Perdita immoveable, we consulted as to the best means of furthering her purpose.
12
George put one arm round it, and kept it immoveable.
13
Victor tried to induce his friend to change his mind, but Ian was immoveable.
14
The appeal seemed to have lost its efficacy; the charm was broken; she remained immoveable.
15
I felt the mouth, and nose, and hair; but the features were rigid and immoveable.
16
On the following day also both armies remained immoveable, occupied only in reconnoitering the country.
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