Words Containing IMMO
94 words contain IMMO anywhere. Scores range up to 30 points (IMMOBILIZATIONS), averaging 18.5 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.
A type of fiddle or violin used in traditional music.
Plural of GIMMOR.
Unable to move or be moved; fixed in place.
The act of preventing movement or making something stationary.
Plural of IMMOBILISATION.
To prevent from moving or acting; to make immobile.
Past tense of IMMOBILISE.
Agent noun of IMMOBILISE.
Plural of IMMOBILISER.
Third-person singular present tense of IMMOBILISE.
Present participle of IMMOBILISE.
A policy or condition of political or economic inactivity.
Plural of IMMOBILISM.
Plural of IMMOBILITY.
The state of being unable to move or not moving.
The act of preventing movement or making something stationary.
Plural of IMMOBILIZATION.
To make unable to move or act; to fix in place.
Past tense of IMMOBILIZE.
Agent noun of IMMOBILIZE.
Plural of IMMOBILIZER.
Third-person singular present tense of IMMOBILIZE.
Present participle of IMMOBILIZE.
Plural of IMMODERACY.
Lack of moderation; excessiveness.
Exceeding reasonable limits; excessive.
In a way that exceeds reasonable limits.
The quality of lacking moderation or being excessive.
The lack of moderation.
Plural of IMMODERATION.
Lacking humility or decency; indecent or boastful.
Comparative form of IMMODEST.
Superlative form of IMMODEST.
Plural of IMMODESTY.
In a way that lacks modesty or is indecent.
Lack of modesty, especially indecent exposure or vanity.
To sacrifice, especially by fire.
Past tense of IMMOLATE.
Third-person singular present tense of IMMOLATE.
Present participle of IMMOLATE.
The act of offering as a sacrifice, often by burning.
Plural of IMMOLATION.
One who offers a sacrifice.
Plural of IMMOLATOR.
Of little importance; trivial.
Unimportant or insignificant.
Violating accepted moral principles.
A doctrine or attitude that rejects moral principles.
Plural of IMMORALISM.
Someone who advocates or practices immorality.
Plural of IMMORALIST.
Plural of IMMORALITY.
Behavior or acts that violate moral standards.
In a way that violates moral principles.
Living forever; not subject to death.
The act of making someone or something immortal.
Make someone or something famous forever.
Past tense of IMMORTALISE.
Agent noun of IMMORTALISE.
Plural of IMMORTALISER.
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IMMOBILIZATIONS scores 30 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.