Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

immovable-force

Noun

/ɪˈmuːvəbl fɔːrs/

Definition

A force or entity that cannot be moved or changed in position, often used in contexts of strength or determination.

Examples

The immovable-force of her determination kept her pursuing her dreams despite the challenges.
The mountain stood as an immovable-force against the strong winds and weather.
In negotiations, his stance was like an immovable-force; he would not budge on his principles.

Meaning

A metaphorical or literal description of something that is steadfast, unyielding, and resilient, often representing a powerful influence that cannot be easily swayed or altered.