immovable

Since Premier League winners on average have scored 84 goals and conceded 32 in a 38-game season, their current form would make them one of the more immovable, rather than unstoppable, champions in history.

Even the freeways we once thought immovable split and buckle with time.

They’ve relished their months in the national spotlight cast by the federal government simultaneously as an unstoppable force and an immovable object.

But some factions in parliament appear immovable from their positions.

Their problems on the square continued with the calamitous run out of Gill, who at times in the series has seemed immovable.