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• n  remaining in place
• n  the quality of not moving

• Then, in high humor, he added to the score an instruction that Vexations was to be played by a pianist with "interior immobility"840 times in unbroken succession.
• What's more, the mere fact of their quick immobility means they can't carry the virus very far.
• Ramon's farming family cared for him, a labor of love encompassing the minutiae of total immobility.

• stationariness
• fixedness

• mobility

News & Articles

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• Money, upkeep, politics impeding transportation solutions
  By Michael Lewis A week after a transportation summit's gauging of mobility or immobility revealed that the green fuel of public transport-ation's future is money, a county Finance Committee detoured down the same road and met the same roadblock.
  June 19, 2013 - Miami Today
• From “Bling Ring” to Oprah, “The Secret” lives on
  In this era of class immobility, the self-help book looks less relevant than ever -- but don't count it out yet
  June 18, 2013 - Salon.com

Quotes

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• Nicolas Sarkozy in EiTB
  Sarkozy said France faced a twin challenge in its six-month presidency: "How do we get Europe out of the crisis it is in? How can we avoid immobility?"
• Jean-Claude Juncker in AFP
  We are happy to see France enter a phase of deep reform,said Juncker, who is also his country's finance minister. "It's good news for Europe. France will never again be a country of immobility."