inmóvil
/imˈmovil/unable to move or be moved; stationary
El edificio quedó inmóvil después del terremoto.
The building remained motionless after the earthquake.
Se quedó inmóvil al ver el accidente.
She stood motionless when she saw the accident.
Often used to describe objects, people, or situations that are completely still or unable to move.
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Common Usage
'Inmóvil' is frequently used to describe objects or people that are completely still, often due to shock, fear, or physical constraints.
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Formal Context
Use 'inmóvil' in formal or literary contexts to convey a sense of absolute stillness or immobility.
📖Word Origin
From Latin 'immobilis', meaning 'not movable' or 'unable to move'.
📝Usage Notes
In Spanish, 'inmóvil' is often used in formal contexts to describe a state of complete stillness, whether physical or metaphorical.