Definition of immobilism in English:

immobilism

noun ɪˈməʊbɪlɪz(ə)mɪ(m)ˈmoʊbəˌlɪzəm

mass noun

Deep-seated resistance to political change.
Example sentencesExamples
- The multi-tiered pattern which has emerged is largely law and court-driven, marked by policy immobilism at the centre and by negative market integration, which imposes significant constraints on national social policies.
- By the end of the decade the bishops began to realize that they were prisoners of the queen's immobilism, committed to enforcing her settlement rather than improving it.
- The immobilism and sense of decay infects consumer confidence; in both countries consumers are building up their savings, weakening demand growth and deferring still further the chances of an economic recovery.
- The stability of the past, at times bordering on immobilism and stagnation, has been replaced by mobility and change, by economic revival and political uncertainty.
- The result is that caution and political immobilism have now become instinctive.

Definition of immobilism in US English:

immobilism

nounɪ(m)ˈmoʊbəˌlɪzəmi(m)ˈmōbəˌlizəm

Deep-seated resistance to political change.
Example sentencesExamples
- The immobilism and sense of decay infects consumer confidence; in both countries consumers are building up their savings, weakening demand growth and deferring still further the chances of an economic recovery.
- By the end of the decade the bishops began to realize that they were prisoners of the queen's immobilism, committed to enforcing her settlement rather than improving it.
- The stability of the past, at times bordering on immobilism and stagnation, has been replaced by mobility and change, by economic revival and political uncertainty.
- The result is that caution and political immobilism have now become instinctive.
- The multi-tiered pattern which has emerged is largely law and court-driven, marked by policy immobilism at the centre and by negative market integration, which imposes significant constraints on national social policies.

单词	immobilism
释义	Definition of immobilism in English: immobilism noun ɪˈməʊbɪlɪz(ə)mɪ(m)ˈmoʊbəˌlɪzəm mass noun Deep-seated resistance to political change. Example sentencesExamples The multi-tiered pattern which has emerged is largely law and court-driven, marked by policy immobilism at the centre and by negative market integration, which imposes significant constraints on national social policies. By the end of the decade the bishops began to realize that they were prisoners of the queen's immobilism, committed to enforcing her settlement rather than improving it. The immobilism and sense of decay infects consumer confidence; in both countries consumers are building up their savings, weakening demand growth and deferring still further the chances of an economic recovery. The stability of the past, at times bordering on immobilism and stagnation, has been replaced by mobility and change, by economic revival and political uncertainty. The result is that caution and political immobilism have now become instinctive. Definition of immobilism in US English: immobilism nounɪ(m)ˈmoʊbəˌlɪzəmi(m)ˈmōbəˌlizəm Deep-seated resistance to political change. Example sentencesExamples The immobilism and sense of decay infects consumer confidence; in both countries consumers are building up their savings, weakening demand growth and deferring still further the chances of an economic recovery. By the end of the decade the bishops began to realize that they were prisoners of the queen's immobilism, committed to enforcing her settlement rather than improving it. The stability of the past, at times bordering on immobilism and stagnation, has been replaced by mobility and change, by economic revival and political uncertainty. The result is that caution and political immobilism have now become instinctive. The multi-tiered pattern which has emerged is largely law and court-driven, marked by policy immobilism at the centre and by negative market integration, which imposes significant constraints on national social policies.
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