immobility
noun[U]
uk/ˌɪm.əˈbɪl.ə.ti/us/ˌɪm.oʊˈbɪl.ə.t̬i/thestateof someone or something that is notmovingor notabletomove:
Anykindoflong-termimmobility canleadtobloodclots.
thestateof something that is notchangingor isunabletochange:
Thesepolicieshavecreatedsocialimmobility andjoblessness.
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immobile
- Aftermonthsof immobility, she isbeginningtotrytostand.
- relieffrom thepainand immobility ofosteoarthritis
- Thefamiliesofvictimsof thediseasedescriberapiddeteriorationandbedriddenimmobility within a fewmonths.
- Thecountryisstrugglingwithpoliticalimmobility.
Immobility
- anti-jamming
- be locked insomething
- boxed in
- budge
- cataleptic
- hold
- immovable
- jam
- jammed
- lifelessly
- lock
- motionless
- non-mobile
- rest
- static
- stationary
- stock-still
- time stands stillidiom
- transfixed
- unwavering
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Keeping and staying the same