Thesaurus / immotile
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synonyms for immotile
- immovable
- stagnant
- static
- stationary
- anchored
- at a standstill
- at rest
- frozen
- immobilized
- nailed
- nailed down
- pat
- quiescent
- rigid
- riveted
- rooted
- stable
- steadfast
- stiff
- still
- stock-still
- stolid
- unmovable
- unmoving
- immobile
- immutable
- impassive
- inflexible
- motionless
- stationary
- steadfast
- uncompromising
- unshakable
- unyielding
- adamant
- constant
- fast
- firm
- set
- solid
- stable
- dead set on
- dug in
- hard-nosed
- intransigent
- locked-in
- obdurate
- quiescent
- resolute
- rooted
- secure
- set in concrete
- set in stone
- standpat
- stick to guns
- stuck
- unalterable
- unchangeable
- unmodifiable
- unwavering
- frozen
- immobile
- inert
- lifeless
- paralyzed
- stagnant
- stationary
- steadfast
- apoplectic
- at a standstill
- at rest
- becalmed
- dead
- deadlocked
- deathly
- firm
- fixed
- halted
- inanimate
- numb
- palsied
- petrified
- quiescent
- quiet
- spellbound
- stable
- stalled
- standing
- static
- still
- stock-still
- torpid
- transfixed
- unmovable
- unmoved
- unmoving
- still
- apoplectic
- at a standstill
- at rest
- becalmed
- dead
- deadlocked
- deathly
- firm
- fixed
- frozen
- halted
- immobile
- inanimate
- inert
- lifeless
- numb
- palsied
- paralyzed
- petrified
- quiescent
- quiet
- spellbound
- stable
- stagnant
- stalled
- standing
- static
- stationary
- steadfast
- torpid
- transfixed
- unmovable
- unmoved
- unmoving
- anchored
- attached
- established
- fast
- firm
- hitched
- hooked
- immobile
- immovable
- located
- locked
- made fast
- nailed
- quiet
- rigid
- rooted
- secure
- set
- settled
- situated
- solid
- stable
- stationary
- steadfast
- steady
- stiff
- still
- tenacious
- tight
- unmoving
On this page you'll find 233 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to immotile, such as: established, hooked, immovable, locked, rigid, and settled.
antonyms for immotile
MOST RELEVANT
- flexible
- mobile
- moving
- unfixed
- willing
- yielding
- changeable
- inconstant
- indefinite
- loose
- movable
- soft
- supple
- undecided
- unstable
- untrustworthy
- wavering
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How to use immotile in a sentence
While many forms are fixed to the substratum, others are free, being in this condition either motile or immotile.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 3, PART 1, SLICE 2VARIOUSThe cause of this luminosity is Micrococcus phosphorens, an immotile round, or almost round organism.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 3, PART 1, SLICE 2VARIOUSNearly all cocci are immotile, while the bacilli may or may not be.
OUTLINES OF DAIRY BACTERIOLOGY, 8TH EDITIONH. L. RUSSELLWORDS RELATED TO IMMOTILE
- adamant
- constant
- dead set on
- dug in
- fast
- firm
- hard-nosed
- immobile
- immotile
- immutable
- impassive
- inflexible
- intransigent
- locked-in
- motionless
- obdurate
- quiescent
- resolute
- rooted
- secure
- set
- set in concrete
- set in stone
- solid
- stable
- standpat
- stationary
- steadfast
- stick to guns
- stuck
- unalterable
- unchangeable
- uncompromising
- unmodifiable
- unshakable
- unwavering
- unyielding
- apoplectic
- at a standstill
- at rest
- becalmed
- dead
- deadlocked
- deathly
- firm
- fixed
- frozen
- halted
- immobile
- immotile
- inanimate
- inert
- lifeless
- numb
- palsied
- paralyzed
- petrified
- quiescent
- quiet
- spellbound
- stable
- stagnant
- stalled
- standing
- static
- stationary
- steadfast
- still
- stock-still
- torpid
- transfixed
- unmovable
- unmoved
- unmoving
- apoplectic
- at a standstill
- at rest
- becalmed
- dead
- deadlocked
- deathly
- firm
- fixed
- frozen
- halted
- immobile
- immotile
- inanimate
- inert
- lifeless
- numb
- palsied
- paralyzed
- petrified
- quiescent
- quiet
- spellbound
- stable
- stagnant
- stalled
- standing
- static
- stationary
- steadfast
- still
- torpid
- transfixed
- unmovable
- unmoved
- unmoving
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.