immovably

The small, thin, black figure stood immovably inside the door.

"Then you must get along without seeing her," said Grandmother immovably.

But no, my oath blocked me immovably from that course of action.

To that rock were immovably anchored structures strong enough to move a world.

The white figure still stands immovably in its place.

There is also a perpetual faint natural light in this space where the three of them live immovably together.

They were fixed there immovably, not stirring with the motion of the water.

From the start, however, she had taken to him and by that evening was perched immovably in his lap.

It had been tied immovably, so that the car would roll ahead in a straight line.

Both of Radcliffe's elbows were being held immovably against his sides.

The boulder looked as if it were bedded immovably in the dark earth.

Dolour still with a smile fixed immovably on her face, did not answer.

It was hopeless; every part of him, even his head, was held immovably.

He lowered his neck and kept his face immovably forward.

His natural functions continue but he is immovably anchored.

John Want remained immovably attached to the fire-place, holding something else over the fire.

The knot had shrunk immovably to the size of a pea.

The carrier lay immovably on its side, wheels spinning in the wind.

She stopped, looking in astonishment at the tall black figure of the nurse, standing immovably by the window.

All the furniture was fastened immovably to the floor.

Dandy had kept his mouth shut immovably and nobody knew anything more about it than at the start.

Tonight, with my arms tied immovably to the chair, I could only stare down in horror at the cold, waiting water.

George tied him in such a fashion that both arms were lashed immovably to his sides.

There wasn't anything there on the table between them, where her eyes were fixed immovably.

It also bonds her body quite immovably to the platform beneath her.