Meaning & Definition of Inviolable in English
English⟶
Inviolable
Never to be broken, infringed, or dishonored.
Pronunciation:
/ɪnˈvaɪələbl/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Secure from violation or profanation; sacred.
Example Sentence: The inviolable rights of individuals must be respected.
Definition: Incapable of being violated or infringed.
Example Sentence: This agreement provides inviolable protection for the parties involved.
Etymology
Origin: Late Middle English: from Latin 'inviolabilis', from 'in-' meaning 'not' + 'violabilis' from 'violare' meaning 'to violate'.
Synonyms
unassailablesacrosanctuntouchablesacredsecure
Common Phrases and Expressions
- inviolable rights: Basic freedoms that should not be violated.
- inviolable territory: Land that is protected from intrusion or invasion.
- inviolable covenant: An agreement that should not be broken under any circumstances.
Translations
- Spanish: inviolable
- French: inviolable
- German: unverletzlich
- Russian: неприкосновенный
Related Words
- violate: To break or infringe upon a rule or agreement.
- violable: Capable of being violated or broken.