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The art of being present without ever actually moving.
means The state of staying completely still, unable or unwilling to move.
from From Latin immobilitas, built from in- ('not') plus mobilis ('movable'), the same root that gives us 'mobile.' Mobilis itself traces back to movere, 'to move' — so immobility is literally the condition of having had all 'move' subtracted.
- medical cost
- muscle mass drops within days of bed rest
- legal sense
- property that cannot be relocated, like land
- evolutionary tell
- prey often freezes before it flees