immobile (Meaning)
immobile (a)
not capable of movement or of being moved
immobile (s)
securely fixed in place
immobile (a.)
Incapable of being moved; immovable; fixed; stable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of immobile
immobile Sentence Examples
- The ancient ruins stood immobile, frozen in time, their crumbling walls a testament to the passing of centuries.
- The paralyzed man lay immobile in his bed, his muscles unable to obey the commands of his mind.
- The marble statue remained immobile, its pristine features frozen in an eternal gaze.
- The heavy rain lashed against the immobile car, reducing visibility to near zero.
- The tree trunk remained immobile in the strong winds, its roots firmly anchored in the earth.
- The terrified deer froze immobile as headlights approached, its body rigid with fear.
- The patient's pupils were immobile, indicating a serious neurological impairment.
- The long-abandoned building stood immobile, its windows boarded up and its paint peeling away.
- The immobile expression on the assassin's face hinted at a cold detachment from his gruesome work.
- The injured bird lay immobile on the ground, its broken wing preventing it from flying.
FAQs About the word immobile
not capable of movement or of being moved, securely fixed in placeIncapable of being moved; immovable; fixed; stable.
static, standing,motionless, stationary,in place, stagnant, immovable, nonmoving, fast, still
movable, movable, moveable,mobile, moving, moving, mobile, moveable, flexible, unstable
The ancient ruins stood immobile, frozen in time, their crumbling walls a testament to the passing of centuries.
The paralyzed man lay immobile in his bed, his muscles unable to obey the commands of his mind.
The marble statue remained immobile, its pristine features frozen in an eternal gaze.
The heavy rain lashed against the immobile car, reducing visibility to near zero.
