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Term: unmoving

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Not moving or showing any sign of motion.

Usage: In a literal sense, "unmoving" describes something that is completely still or stationary.

Example sentence: The statue stood in the park, its unmoving figure attracting the attention of passersby.

Sense 2: Lacking the desire or ability to change or adapt.

Usage: In a figurative sense, "unmoving" can describe someone or something that is stubborn or resistant to change.

Example sentence: His unmoving attitude towards technological advancements made it difficult for him to adjust to the modern world.

Sense 3: Failing to evoke emotions or reactions; without excitement or interest.

Usage: "Unmoving" can be used to describe something that is dull or uninteresting.

Example sentence: The speaker's monotone delivery left the audience in an unmoving state.

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