Frozen
Frozen adjective - Firmly positioned in place and difficult to dislodge.
Usage example: the car door was frozen ever since an accident had damaged the hinge
Set
Set adjective - Firmly positioned in place and difficult to dislodge.
Usage example: that rock is really set in the hillside
Both words in one sentence
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His unique map is an office that's been alternately frozen and set on fire, and features an ice half-pipe.
Source: Hailfire Peaks - Babylon 5, "The Long Dark": In the 22nd century, the exploration ship Copernicus set out with a frozen crew and a navigation computer set to track down radio signals suggestive of intelligent life.
Source: Lightspeed Leapfrog -
The Troll-Gods set them on fire (and in the minor villain's case, shove him into "No-Time," a kind of frozen moment) so that they will run and burn alone forever.
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