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immobilized

ADJECTIVE
immobile
Synonyms
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immovable stagnant static stationary
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anchored at a standstill at rest frozen immotile nailed nailed down pat quiescent rigid riveted rooted stable steadfast stiff still stock-still stolid unmovable unmoving
Antonyms
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mobile moving unfixed
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movable
ADJECTIVE
incapacitated
Synonyms
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confined debilitated disabled hurt impaired lame maimed paralyzed sidelined weakened
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bedridden broken-down bum helpless impotent incapable infirm laid-up out of action out of commission powerless weak worn-out
Antonyms
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healthy invigorated strong
ADJECTIVE
numb
Synonyms
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dazed indifferent
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anesthetized benumbed callous detached frozen numbed paralyzed stupefied
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aloof apathetic asleep casual comatose dead disinterested incurious insensate insensible insentient lethargic listless phlegmatic remote senseless stuporous torpid unconcerned unconscious uncurious unfeeling uninterested
Antonyms
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compassionate sympathetic
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lively responsive sensitive
ADJECTIVE
paralytic
Synonyms
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paralyzed
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disabled paraplegic quadriplegic
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diplegic immobile inactive incapacitated lame numb palsied palsified powerless
Antonyms
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able
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healthy
ADJECTIVE
petrified
Synonyms
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alarmed dazed frightened frozen numb scared shocked spooked startled stunned terrorized unnerved
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afraid anxious fearful have cold feet in a cold sweat in a panic panicky pushing the panic button scared stiff speechless terror-stricken
ADJECTIVE
prostrate
Synonyms
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dejected depressed disarmed drained drowned exhausted fagged frazzled incapacitated overcome paralyzed spent tuckered wearied
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bowed low inconsolable knocked over obedient pooped worn-out
Antonyms
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cheerful encouraged happy lively
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hale healthy strong

Example Sentences

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Uncertainty over not just the future of EVs but tariffs and a weakening U.S. auto market has immobilized many suppliers, she said.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 1, 2026

The injuries observed suggest that orcas may have developed a refined technique to trigger this immobilized state while reducing the risk of being bitten.

From Science Daily • Nov. 3, 2025

He’s been immobilized by a hip injury, and looked up quizzically from his bed.

From Los Angeles Times • Mar. 28, 2025

While run-of-the-mill pessimists might become immobilized and despondent by focusing on negative outcomes, defensive pessimists take action to avoid them.

From Salon • Dec. 1, 2024

He stroked Gwenforte’s head, and she stared up at him, apparently hypnotized, immobilized by his words and his soothing hand—save for a faint tremor in her legs.

From "The Inquisitor's Tale" by Adam Gidwitz