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Verb(1) hold as reserve or withdraw from circulation,of capital,to hold fast or prevent from moving,make defenseless,convert (assets) into fixed capital,prohibit the conversion or use of (assets),cause to be unable to move(2) hold as reserve or withdraw from circulation(3) of capital(4) to hold fast or prevent from moving(5) make defenseless(6) convert (assets) into fixed capital(7) prohibit the conversion or use of (assets)(8) cause to be unable to move

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(1) In severe cases, immobilize joint with abundantly padded splint.(2) The lesson is that overanalyzing change can immobilize us and prevent us from taking action.(3) In the new program the majority of the techniques consist of non-lethal ways to immobilize our opponent.(4) Another approach is to immobilize the ship by u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510fouling its propeller.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb(5) In the martial art of ju-jitsu, the less powerful uses the strength of the aggressor to immobilize them.(6) This desire becomes only stronger once he assumes the role of the detective, whose very function has been to immobilize the mysteries of the world by constructing a coherent text.(7) The point was to silence and immobilize leadership while forcing groups to redirect energy and resources into raising funds, organizing legal defenses and publicizing the cases.(8) I want you to immobilize their vehicle(9) The owner, who had parked the car there after it had broken down, had removed the distributor cap to immobilize his car.(10) Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is treated by placing the wrist on a splint to immobilize it and to prevent pressure to the nerves.(11) Special features of the packages can make them more user-friendly and immobilize products to prevent damage.(12) If this accident had happened on shore, the corpsman would have followed the same procedures but would have had to immobilize the leg with a splint.(13) My broken left arm was still immobilised in a splint, still healing and sore.(14) When a broken limb is immobilized in a rigid cast, changes begin immediately in both the bone and surrounding muscles.(15) Pre-slaughter stunning was introduced in 1933 to protect abattoir personnel, not animals, by immobilising the animal to facilitate slaughter.(16) It's whether you're immobilized by the fear of death.