1382. Wyclif, Heb. vi. 17. God willinge for to schewe … the vnmouablenesse, or sadnesse, of his conseil.
1398. Trevisa, Barth. De P. R., VI. xxiv. (Bodl. MS.). Slepe is a kindelich vnmeuablenes and helpe of þe wittes.
1611. Cotgr., Immobilité,… firmenesse, assurednesse, unmouablenesse.
1629. H. Burton, Truth’s Triumph, 264. A most stedfast vnmoueablenesse of faith.
1655. Earl Orrery, Parthen., II. VI. 550. She … by that Posture, and hir unmoveableness in it, by degrees took root.
1818. Ranken, Hist. France, IV. 43. This unmoveablenesse was not the effect of pride.
1885. In Mem. J. L. Aikman, 38. He was … surefooted with a central unmovableness.
