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Meaning of immobility
The state of being unable to move or be moved.
Etymology of immobility
The word "immobility" comes from the Latin words "im-" (meaning "not") and "mobilitas" (meaning "movability"), which is derived from "mobilis" (meaning "movable").
The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe a state of being unable to move or be moved.
Synonyms
paralysis
stiffness
rigidity
stillness
motionlessness
inactivity
inertia
stagnation
deadlock
standstill
inaction
idleness
dormancy
quiescence
stagnancy
immovability
frozenness
numbness
inflexibility
unresponsiveness
insensitivity
torpor
lethargy
sluggishness
intractability
obstinacy
stubbornness
uncooperativeness
resistance
opposition
impediment
obstruction
hindrance
barrier
blockage
constraint
restriction
limitation
confinement
captivity
bondage
imprisonment
detention
incarceration
Definitions
- The state of being unable to move or be moved, either because of illness, injury, or some other condition.
- * A lack of movement or activity in a particular context, such as a market or economy.
Usage Examples
- The patient's immobility after the accident made it difficult for her to recover quickly.
- * The economic immobility of the country led to a decline in investment and growth.
- * The immobility of the statue made it seem like a permanent fixture in the park.
Antonyms
mobility
flexibility
agility
dynamism
activity
movement
motion
fluidity
responsiveness
sensitivity
flexibility
adaptability
cooperation
compliance
willingness
openness
receptiveness
versatility
maneuverability
navigability
accessibility
freedom
liberation
release
emancipation
autonomy
independence