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Meanings of unmoved in English
Spanish
insensible Usage of unmoved in English
1
The sole dissenter said the economy would be unmoved, not better off.
2
Men are in constant motion; the mind of man appears almost unmoved.
3
The result on the audience was prodigious; Mr. Blyth alone sat unmoved.
4
In the midst of it, Monte was the only one apparently unmoved.
5
The lad rushed toward it a few steps, shouting; it stared unmoved.
6
The larger of the two surveyed the unmoved Ju with steady eyes.
7
In the end he shrugged his shoulders, the keen hawk face unmoved.
8
He too was startled; but he made an effort to seem unmoved.
9
Only the great rocks on the mountain-side stood unmoved midst the flood.
10
Yet success or failure left him unmoved, once a crisis had passed.
11
In this crisis of factional politics, Lincoln was unmoved, self-contained, lofty, deliberate.
12
She surveyed him with the same unmoved inquiry burning in her eyes.
13
The cry that in his country men killed had left her unmoved.
14
But referee Jeff Winter was unmoved by Leeds appeals for a penalty.
15
But Rhys knew his friend too well to think he was unmoved.
16
Nicodemus simply stood, soaked by the sleet and unmoved by the cold.
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Unmoved through the time
Unmoved across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common