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Definition of inviolable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
absolute protectionnever to be broken or dishonored
- The treaty was considered inviolable by both countries..
2.
bordersmust not be crossed without permission
- The country's borders were declared inviolable by the government.
Origin of inviolable
Latin, in- (not) + violabilis (able to be violated)
Terms with inviolable included in their meaning
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inviolable
not to be violated or profaned
religion
regarded as sacred and inviolable
exclusive
place of inviolable privacy
international law
principle that a state's borders are inviolable
inviolable
not able to be violated or infringed
Examples of inviolable in a sentence
The inviolable rules of the organization were strictly enforced. The treaty made the border inviolable. Their inviolable rights were protected by law.
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- French:inviolable, ...
- German:unverletzlich, ...
- Italian:intoccabile, sacro, ...
- Spanish:inviolable, sagrado, ...
- Portuguese:intocável, ...
- Chinese:不可侵犯的, 不可侵犯, ...
- Japanese:不可侵の, 侵してはならない, ...
- Arabic:مَصُون, مُحَرَّم, ...
- Hebrew:בַּל יוּפַר, בִּלְתִּי נִתָּן לַחֲצִיָּה, ...
- Russian:неприкосновенный, ...
- Ukrainian:недоторканний, ...
- Hindi:अलंघनीय, अभेद्य, ...
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