Immovable ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Immovable ( adjective )

1. Not able to be moved or changed.
2. Steadfast; not changing.

Origin:

From latin im- (not) + movēre (to move).

Examples:

1. The boulder was immovable, no matter how hard we tried to push it.
2. Her opinion on the matter was immovable, despite hearing different arguments.

(As a noun)

Immovable ( noun )

1. Not able to be moved or changed.
2. Steadfast; not changing.

Origin:

From latin im- (not) + movēre (to move).

Examples:

1. The boulder was immovable, no matter how hard we tried to push it.
2. Her opinion on the matter was immovable, despite hearing different arguments.