immovable
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- n property consisting of houses and land
- s not able or intended to be moved
the immovable hills
- Gay politics is more complicated than ever right now because what seems like an irresistible force of cultural change is meeting an immovable object of political resistance.
- Three years after surgery, says Rezai, two-thirds of those patients are still showing significant improvement in what were once debilitating and immovable symptoms.
- A truly irresistible force colliding with a genuinely immovable object will produce an enormous black hole which is, come to think of it, precisely what some nervous Democrats .