Question

What happens if a very stoppable force meets a very movable object?​

Answer 1

A “stoppable” force would be one that could be stopped - like when you lift an object off a table thus preventing the normal force interaction between the object and the table. If you are somehow precluded from lifting the object, the interaction between the object and the table persists

Answer 2

Explanation:

if a force act on a movable object then

it can stop the object if it's (force) magnitude is too high

it can change it's direction

it can make it move slower

any one of the observation can be seen