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inviolable

/ɪnˈvaɪ.ə.lə.bəl/

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adjective

/ɪnˈvaɪ.ə.lə.bəl/C2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что защищено от нарушения, посягательства или нападения; священное и не подлежащее осквернению или сомнению.

Describes something that is safe from violation, infringement, or assault; sacred and not to be profaned or doubted.

  1. Sacred and protectedC1formal

    Something that must be kept sacred and cannot be violated or dishonored.

    ruНеприкосновенный

    • The treaty declared the borders of the nation inviolable.
    • The sanctity of the temple was considered inviolable by all.
    • Certain human rights are deemed inviolable under international law.

    Synonymshallowedholyinviolateprotectedsacredsacrosanctunassailableuntouchable

    Antonymsprofanesecularunholyviolable

  2. Secure from attackC1formal

    Immune to attack or interference; incapable of being tampered with.

    ruНеприкосновенный

    • The fortress was built to be inviolable against any siege.
    • The encryption made the data inviolable to hackers.
    • The constitution guarantees an inviolable right to privacy.

    Synonymsfortifiedimpenetrableimpregnableinvulnerablesafesecureunassailable

    Antonymsassailableexposedvulnerableweak

  3. Not to be infringedC1formal

    Not capable of being violated or infringed upon.

    ruНеприкосновенный

    • The principle of non-interference is inviolable in this agreement.
    • The law protects inviolable freedoms of speech and assembly.
    • The contract contains inviolable clauses that cannot be changed.

    Synonymsabsoluteimpregnableinalienableirreversiblesacrosanctunalienableunassailableunbreakable

    Antonymsbreakableviolable

Forms
  • more inviolable comparative form
  • most inviolable superlative form
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