unmoved Copy link Outline 1. immōtus (both lit. and fig.)2. expr. by verb • unmoved: 1. immōtus (both lit. and fig.): (the tree) remains u., immota manet, Virg. G. 2, 293: Ov.: so to denote stedfastness of purpose, mens i. manet, id. Aen. 4, 449. (But not of mere freedom from emotion.) In same senses, immōbĭlis: v. IMMOVABLE. 2. expr. by verb: to be u. (by tears, etc.), non moveri, commoveri, ad misericordiam adduci; nullis precibus flecti: v. to move (II.), PREVAIL UPON. Phr.: (to behold anything) u., siccis oculis, Hor. Od. 1, 3, 18: *sine lacrimis.
UNMOVED Copy link • UNMOVEDimmotus. To remain unmoved by anything, non moveri or non commoveri aliqua re (not to be affected by it; general term): repudiare aliquid (to disregard; i. e., anybody’s requests, alicujus preces): non laborare de aliqua re (not to grieve or fret; e.g., de alicujus morte): misericordiam non recipere. To remain unmoved by anybody’s tears, repudiare alicujus lacrimas: I am unmoved by anything, aliquid me non commovet.