Similar words: immovably, immovable, immobility, achievability, believability, immutability, ability, viability. Meaning: [ɪ‚muːvə'bɪlətɪ] 
n. not capable of being moved or rearranged.
n. not capable of being moved or rearranged. 
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(1) Immovability . You are almost impossible to move.
(2) Because of their immovability and light-dependent lifestyle, organ size of plants is frequently influenced by external environmental signals.
(3) In the paper we discuss immovability of model of source management by optimal basis matrix.
(4) The goals of the vicissitudes of tax system of China gradually change, but its immovability is coercion and expediency.
(5) It suggests that should establish China IPLV's formula respectively according to cold in-water temperature's variety and immovability when in partly load.
(6) Because of adopting fixed groundwork, position of every observation station is immovability, agility of instrument is poor, singular fixed stand can not meet the need of modern equipment.
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