CEFR B2

immovable

adjective

Meaning

Unable to be moved or physically shifted.

Examples

The large boulder was immovable, so the construction crew had to blast it.
Her resolve was immovable; she would not change her mind.

Synonyms: fixed, unshakable, steadfast, inviolable

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immovable (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɪˈmuːvəbl/

Definition

Unable to be moved or physically shifted.

Examples

The large boulder was immovable, so the construction crew had to blast it.
Her resolve was immovable; she would not change her mind.
The old oak tree's roots made it practically immovable.

Synonyms of immovable

Words with a similar meaning to immovable:

fixed
unshakable
steadfast
inviolable

Antonyms of immovable

Words with the opposite meaning to immovable:

movable
flexible

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