What is another word for unmoving?
Pronunciation:
[ ʌnmˈuːvɪŋ], [ ʌnmˈuːvɪŋ], [ ʌ_n_m_ˈuː_v_ɪ_ŋ]
Synonyms for Unmoving:
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adj.
• inactive- Snail-paced ,
- dormant ,
- idle ,
- inactive ,
- jobless ,
- lethargic ,
- lifeless ,
- sedentary ,
- sleepy ,
- still ,
- unemployed ,
- unworking .
- Resting ,
- apoplectic ,
- becalmed ,
- calm ,
- dead ,
- deadlocked ,
- fixed ,
- inert ,
- languid ,
- quiet ,
- sleeping ,
- standing ,
- tranquil ,
- vegetative .
- at standstill ,
- more anchored ,
- more immobilized ,
- more immotile ,
- more nailed ,
- more riveted ,
- most anchored ,
- most immobilized ,
- most immotile ,
- most nailed ,
- most riveted ,
- nailed down ,
- un moving ,
- un-moving .
- de finite ,
- de-finite ,
- ex act ,
- ex-act ,
- hardline ,
- in compliant ,
- in elastic ,
- in flexible ,
- in variable ,
- in-compliant ,
- in-elastic ,
- in-exorable ,
- in-flexible ,
- in-variable ,
- more chiseled ,
- more undeviating ,
- more unpermissive ,
- most chiseled ,
- most undeviating ,
- most unpermissive ,
- set stone ,
- single minded ,
- strait laced ,
- tough nut crack ,
- un alterable ,
- un bending ,
- un breakable ,
- un changing ,
- un compromising ,
- un deviating ,
- un permissive ,
- un relenting ,
- un yielding ,
- un-alterable ,
- un-bending ,
- un-breakable ,
- un-changing ,
- un-compromising ,
- un-deviating ,
- un-permissive ,
- un-yielding ,
- unbreakable ,
- unpermissive .
Other synonyms:
- steady .
Other relevant words:
- Statical ,
- Statuelike ,
- Stiller ,
- adamant ,
- apathetic ,
- asleep ,
- at a standstill ,
- at rest ,
- bloody-minded ,
- changeless ,
- cold ,
- comatose ,
- composed ,
- constant ,
- contaminated ,
- contrary ,
- contumacious ,
- cool ,
- cruel ,
- decided ,
- defunct ,
- desk-bound ,
- determined ,
- dirty ,
- dispassionate ,
- dogged ,
- dull ,
- even ,
- filthy ,
- firm ,
- flat ,
- foul ,
- froward ,
- frozen ,
- grim ,
- halted ,
- hard ,
- headstrong ,
- hibernating ,
- housebound ,
- immobilized ,
- immotile ,
- impassive ,
- imperturbable ,
- implacable ,
- inanimate ,
- indifferent ,
- indolent ,
- inexorable ,
- inflexible ,
- insensate ,
- insensible ,
- intractable ,
- intransigent ,
- invariable ,
- iron ,
- irremovable ,
- lackadaisical ,
- laid-back ,
- lazy ,
- limp ,
- listless ,
- merciless ,
- mulish ,
- non-aggressive ,
- nonmoving ,
- obdurate ,
- obstinate ,
- out of commission ,
- out of it ,
- pacific ,
- passive ,
- pat ,
- peaceful ,
- persevering ,
- persistent ,
- pertinacious ,
- perverse ,
- petrified ,
- phlegmatic ,
- pigheaded ,
- pitiless ,
- placid ,
- polluted ,
- putrefied ,
- putrescent ,
- putrid ,
- quiescent ,
- rebellious ,
- recalcitrant ,
- refractory ,
- relentless ,
- remorseless ,
- resolute ,
- rigid ,
- rooted ,
- ruthless ,
- seated ,
- self-willed ,
- serene ,
- set ,
- severe ,
- single-minded ,
- sitting ,
- slothful ,
- sluggish ,
- slumbering ,
- slumberous ,
- smooth ,
- somnolent ,
- soulless ,
- spiritless ,
- stable ,
- stale ,
- stand pat ,
- standpat ,
- steely ,
- stereotyped ,
- stern ,
- stiff ,
- stiff-necked ,
- stock-still ,
- stony ,
- stopped ,
- strong ,
- strong-willed ,
- stubborn ,
- supine ,
- temperate ,
- tenacious ,
- torpid ,
- tough ,
- trite ,
- unaffected ,
- unaffecting ,
- unbending ,
- unchangeable ,
- unchanged ,
- unchanging ,
- uncompromising ,
- unconscious ,
- uncooperative ,
- undeviating ,
- undisturbed ,
- unemotional ,
- unexcited ,
- unexciting ,
- unflinching ,
- unforgiving ,
- uninterested ,
- uninvolved ,
- unmerciful ,
- unmoved ,
- unperturbed ,
- unrelenting ,
- unrelieved ,
- unresponsive ,
- unruffled ,
- unshaken ,
- unsparing ,
- unstimulating ,
- unstoppable ,
- unswerving ,
- untouched ,
- unvarying ,
- unwavering ,
- unyielding ,
- wilful .
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How to use "Unmoving" in context?
When we think of the word "unmoving", what does it conjure up in our minds? For some, it may conjure up the image of a statue that has been frozen in time or a person who is completely unresponsive. For others, it may simply remind them of a stillness that can be very peaceful. Regardless of what it reminds us of, there is a very real sense of immobility associated with being unmoved.
When we are moved or affected by something, it generally means that our emotions have changed in some way.
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