immovably in a sentence

adv.

Definition

Immovably: in a manner that is firmly fixed or unable to be changed or moved.

She remained immovably rooted to the spot, unable to process what she had just witnessed.
His beliefs were immovably set, unwavering despite the arguments presented against them.
The ancient statue stood immovably in the center of the plaza, a testament to the city’s rich history.
Despite the chaos around her, she felt immovably calm, as if the storm could not touch her.
The principles of integrity and honesty were immovably embedded in the company's culture.