Definition

immovably

adverb
  1. in a way that cannot be moved physically; firmly fixed in place
  2. in a way that is not changed or swayed; with unwavering resolve or conviction

Examples

  • The ancient stone monument stood immovably on the hilltop for centuries.
  • She stared immovably ahead, refusing to acknowledge the commotion around her.
  • The door was locked immovably shut, and no amount of force could open it.
  • He remained immovably committed to his principles despite intense pressure.
  • The boulder was wedged immovably between the two cliff faces.
  • The committee stood immovably opposed to the proposed changes.

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