Unmovably: meaning, definitions and examples

Best used when describing something that cannot be physically moved or changed. Often used in a literal or physical sense.

• The boulder was unmovably stuck in the middle of the road.
• The old oak tree stood unmovably despite the strong winds.

Mainly used to describe a person or thing that cannot be mentally influenced or persuaded. It is often used in an emotional or decision-making context.

• She remained immovably committed to her principles.
• He stood immovably in his opinion, despite the arguments.

Best used when describing someone or something that remains firm and loyal, especially over a long period. Often conveys a sense of loyalty and unwavering support.

• He steadfastly supported his friend through difficult times.
• The team steadfastly pursued their goals despite setbacks.

Used when someone is determined or firm in their purposes or actions. This word is often used in contexts that involve decisions, actions, or beliefs.

• She resolutely faced the challenges ahead.
• He resolutely refused to give in to the pressure.