adjective
fixed
Firmly set, established, or not changing.
The monthly fee stays fixed for the entire year.
Etymology
The participle describes the result of fixing. Something fixed has been secured or settled, so its position, amount, or rule does not vary freely.
More examples
- The shelves are fixed in place and cannot be moved.
- We follow a fixed schedule for meals and breaks.
- She manages her expenses on a fixed income.
Forms
fixed
fix verb — To secure firmly in a position.