immovable , also: immoveable

And who's to say which of the three will give way first, where all look immovable?

He got up and tried to walk out of the room again, but found the door immovable.

Like an immovable mountain, he set himself in front of her.

She tried sitting up again, but his arm was immovable.

When the third tried to leave with them, she found a large, immovable hand on her shoulder.

I had to use the bathroom, but he looked immovable.

She tried to push him away, but his weight seemed immovable.

The first six were solid, as if there was an immovable wall behind them.

I tried to ease it out, but the thing seemed immovable.

But in the California budget process, he has met something close to an immovable object.

For some minutes be was immovable, without taking his eye off the point of observation.

He tried to keep the thought out of his mind, but it stayed there, immovable.

But the attorney general is a big, important, public, nearly immovable object.

Both are now followed into presence of immovable stone wall.

His words sank on her like a lead weight, immovable because she could see they were true.

He seemed immovable, as if grown about a central point of calm.

He wished once again to press the count's hand, but his own was immovable.

He felt immovable standing there, his legs were so strong and powerful.

But just now they're the irresistible force and the immovable object.

The only immovable people in her life were her family.

She stands immovable, staring down the mountain for several minutes.

I had gone over, under, or around what seemed to be immovable barriers of human decision too many times to give up so easily.

What happened when an irresistible force met an immovable object?

After a moment, realizing the man was immovable, Michael sighed.

He was like an immovable force at my back.