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immotile

adjective as in fixed

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adjective as in immobile

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adjective as in immovable

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adjective as in motionless

adjective as in stock-still

adjective as in unmovable

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The men also had a higher percentage of immotile sperm that are unable to swim, the researchers stated in the study.

Nearly all cocci are immotile, while the bacilli may or may not be.

While many forms are fixed to the substratum, others are free, being in this condition either motile or immotile.

The cause of this luminosity is Micrococcus phosphorens, an immotile round, or almost round organism.

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