relatively immobile

Frequency: 3.50.8 per million words

To be less mobile in comparison to something else.

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Examples (10)

  • Despite its large size, the elephant appeared relatively immobile compared to the gazelle.
  • The heavy machinery remained relatively immobile during the strong winds.
  • In some traditional societies, social classes are relatively immobile, making upward mobility difficult.
  • After the injury, his knee was relatively immobile for several weeks.
  • The continent's landmass is relatively immobile when compared to the shifting tectonic plates.
  • Though designed for movement, the robot's base became relatively immobile in the muddy terrain.
  • The patient remained relatively immobile in bed after the surgery.
  • Compared to liquid, solid particles are relatively immobile.
  • His career path was relatively immobile until he acquired new skills.
  • The ancient statue stood relatively immobile for centuries, witnessing countless events.