immobility
i moh bi li tee
- 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.