immotility (Meaning)
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immotility (n)
lacking an ability to move
Synonyms & Antonyms of immotility
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immotility Sentence Examples
- The immotility of the paralyzed limb made it impossible for him to walk.
- The venom of the snake caused immotility in its prey, rendering it helpless.
- The cold snap resulted in immotility of the insects, rendering them unable to fly or move.
- The immotility of the injured bird's wing prevented it from taking flight.
- The immotility of the spaceship in orbit caused astronauts to experience a sensation of weightlessness.
- The immotility caused by the anesthesia allowed surgeons to perform the procedure without the patient experiencing pain or movement.
- The immotility of the glacier's ice sheet prevented it from flowing and changing shape.
- The immotility of the water in the lake was due to the presence of a chemical inhibitor.
- The immotility of the microorganisms in the culture medium indicated the absence of necessary nutrients.
- The immotility of the plant leaves resulted from a lack of sunlight and water, hindering its growth and development.
FAQs About the word immotility
lacking an ability to move
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The immotility of the paralyzed limb made it impossible for him to walk.
The venom of the snake caused immotility in its prey, rendering it helpless.
The cold snap resulted in immotility of the insects, rendering them unable to fly or move.
The immotility of the injured bird's wing prevented it from taking flight.
