👉 Immobilism, also known as immobility or abdication, refers to a state of being unable to move, often due to illness, injury, or other physical constraints. It is characterized by a lack of mobility and the inability to perform any form of bodily function, such as walking, standing, or even lifting weights. In politics, immobility can refer to a person's inability to exercise their political power or influence, particularly in situations where there are no clear candidates or opportunities
