immobility
/ɪˌmɒbɪˈlɪti/Definitions
1. noun
a state or condition of being unable to move or change position
“The patient’s prolonged immobility in the hospital bed led to muscle atrophy.”
2. noun
the inability of a system or an economy to function or respond due to a lack of movement or change
“The company’s immobility in the market led to its decline in sales.”