Definition of "unmoveable" [unmoveable]

• Not able to be moved; immobile. (adjective)

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• "Black people stood in what I call unmoveable lines in Alabama."
• "The result has been a party that has lurched to the right and become ideologically unmoveable on issues such as tax rises for the wealthy – that many Americans support."
• "The blunt, sad fact is that both Clinton and Obama bump up against a high level of unmoveable bigotry and in Clinton's case a press that has never been fair."