If there are no joints then will it be possible to move?

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The point of contact where two or more bones are attached/ joined together for the purpose of permitting body parts to move is called a joint. Joints are very important for movement and activity. Besides allowing movement, joints also provide support and stability.
Therefore, it is not possible to move in the absence of joints.

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