immoveably
/ɪmˈmuːvəbli/Definitions
1. adverb
in a way that cannot be moved or changed; firmly and unshakeably
“The judge’s decision was made immoveably, without wavering to public opinion.”
2. adverb
firmly and unshakeably, especially in one’s opinions or convictions
“She stood immoveably behind her decision to quit her job, despite the financial consequences.”