inviolable

Meanings

• adjective

  Adjective meaning unbreakable, unviolated, or sacrosanct.

  - "The inviolable laws of nature."
  - "The inviolable bond between husband and wife."
  - "The inviolable sanctity of human life."

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Antonyms

breakable , incompliable , violable , invadable , violable

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Synonyms

holy , sacred , sacrosanct , invincible , unassailable , unbreachable , unbreakable

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with inviolable
uncontrollable , controllable , noble , nobleable , table

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Variants

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inviolabilities , inviolability , inviolable , inviolableness , inviolablenesses , inviolably

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Etymology

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From Latin inviolātus, past participle of inviolāre, to violate, unviolable.

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Trivia

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1. The term inviolable is derived from the Latin word inviolātus, which means unviolated or unbroken.

2. Inviolable rights are protected by international law and are considered essential for the dignity and well-being of individuals.

3. The term inviolable has been used in various religious contexts, including in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Christianity, to refer to sacred objects or places.

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Related Concepts

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1. sacrosanct: Having the quality of being inviolable; consecrated to a deity or to some sacred purpose; inviolable.

2. sanctity: The quality of being holy or sacred; the state of being set apart or dedicated to a divine purpose.

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Culture

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The term 'inviolable' has been used extensively in various contexts, including law, ethics, religion, and literature. In law, inviolable rights refer to fundamental human rights that are protected from infringement by the state or other individuals. In ethics, inviolable moral principles are considered absolute and inviolable. In religion, inviolable objects or places are considered sacred and inviolable. In literature, inviolable promises or vows are considered sacred and inviolable.

How to Memorize "inviolable"

1. visualize
   

   - Visualize a shield that cannot be broken or violated to remember the meaning of inviolable.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word inviolable with the idea of something that is untouchable or invulnerable to help remember its meaning.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the mnemonic 'Inviolable is Inviolate' to help remember the meaning of inviolable.

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