"inviolable" as adjective
1 - Not violable; not to be infringed.
2 - Not susceptible to violence, or of being profaned, corrupted, or dishonoured.
3 - Incapable of being injured or invaded; indestructible.
inviolable
/ɪnˈvaɪələbl̩/
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Definition
Inviolable means something that cannot be violated or broken. It refers to something that is sacred, protected, and cannot be touched or changed.
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Synonyms
1 - unbreakable
2 - unassailable
3 - unbreachable
4 - unyielding
5 - unyieldable
6 - unassailable
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Antonyms
1 - breakable
2 - violable
3 - vulnerable
4 - penetrable
5 - breachable
6 - compromised
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Examples in Context
1 - The swan of inviolable whiteness stands upon the lotus flower.
1 - El cisne de inviolable blancura se posa sobre la flor del loto.
2 - The defense during trial of persons and of their rights is inviolable .
2 - La defensa en juicio de las personas y de sus derechos es inviolable .
3 - Because you and he grow together, with a love inviolable .
3 - Porque usted y él han crecido juntos, con un amor intangible .
4 - Human dignity is also guaranteed as inviolable at the European level.
4 - La dignidad humana estaría garantizada como intangible también a nivel europeo.
5 - Defence of the person and his rights before the courts is inviolable .
5 - Es inviolable la defensa en juicio de la persona y los derechos... .
6 - We all are trapped in an inviolable jungle of life and death.
6 - Todos estamos atrapados en la jungla inviolable de la vida y la muerte.
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