immovable in Irish
immovable in Irish is anscuithe — immovable means not able to be physically moved; fixed in place.
immovable in Irish
anscuithe
incapable of being physically moved; fixed
What does "immovable" mean?
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adj Not able to be physically moved; fixed in place.
"The old safe was bolted down and completely immovable."
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adj Unwilling to change one's mind or position; unyielding.
"She remained immovable on the price despite his pleading."
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noun Property that cannot be moved, such as land or buildings (usually plural).
"The estate's immovables were listed separately from its cash assets."
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immovable in a sentence
- The old safe was bolted down and completely immovable.
- She remained immovable on the price despite his pleading.
- The estate's immovables were listed separately from its cash assets.
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What is "immovable" in Irish?
"immovable" in Irish is anscuithe. immovable means: Not able to be physically moved; fixed in place.
How do you use "immovable" in a sentence?
Example: "The old safe was bolted down and completely immovable." In Irish, "immovable" is anscuithe.
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