1. plural of fixity; the quality or state of being fixed, stable, or permanent
Usage: formal; often used in philosophical or technical contexts
2. plural of fixity; things that are fixed or unchanging
Usage: formal

Examples

• The fixities of classical physics were challenged by Einstein's theory of relativity.
• Medieval philosophy debated the fixities of human nature and divine will.
• In a world of constant change, we seek fixities to anchor our understanding.
• The artist rejected the fixities of traditional form in favor of experimentation.
• Legal systems often rely on certain fixities of interpretation to maintain consistency.
• Postmodern thinkers questioned the fixities that earlier generations had taken for granted.