inamovable (Meaning)
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inamovable (a.)
Not amovable or removable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inamovable
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inamovable Sentence Examples
- The inamovable boulder obstructed the path, preventing further progress.
- The statue stood inamovable, its weight defying all attempts to move it.
- Her stubbornness was inamovable, making it impossible to sway her opinion.
- The government's decision was inamovable, despite widespread public outcry.
- The ancient ruins remained inamovable, standing as a testament to the past.
- The judge's ruling was inamovable, leaving no room for appeal.
- The inamovable deadline loomed over the project, urging the team to work tirelessly.
- The mountains stood inamovable, towering above the surrounding landscape.
- The principles of justice are inamovable, guiding ethical decision-making.
- The love between the two friends was inamovable, unyielding to any obstacles.
FAQs About the word inamovable
Not amovable or removable.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The inamovable boulder obstructed the path, preventing further progress.
The statue stood inamovable, its weight defying all attempts to move it.
Her stubbornness was inamovable, making it impossible to sway her opinion.
The government's decision was inamovable, despite widespread public outcry.
