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inviolability

/in-vahy-uh-luh-buhl/US // ɪnˈvaɪ ə lə bəl //UK // (ɪnˈvaɪələbəl) //

不可侵犯性,不可侵犯,不受侵犯,不可侵犯权

Related Words

sacrosanct神圣不可侵犯,神圣的,神圣,圣洁holy圣洁的,圣地,神圣的,圣洁sacred神圣的,神圣,圣洁的,神聖的durable耐用,经久耐用,持久,耐用的invincible无敌的,无敌,战无不胜,不可战胜的stable稳定的,稳定,稳固的,稳固unbreakable牢不可破,牢不可破的,坚不可摧,坚不可摧的unassailable无懈可击,无懈可击的,不可动摇,不可动摇的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : prohibiting violation; secure from destruction, violence, infringement, or desecration: an inviolable sanctuary; an inviolable promise.
    • : incapable of being violated; incorruptible; unassailable: inviolable secrecy.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounsanctity
Synonyms
asceticism禁欲主义,苦行主义,禁欲,戒酒blessedness有福气,有福,有福了,有福的consecration献身,奉献,献祭,献身精神devotion奉献,奉献精神,献身精神,虔诚devoutness奉献精神,献身精神,虔诚度,虔诚divineness神圣性,神性,神圣,神圣的divinity神性,神圣性,神性的,神圣faith信念,信仰,信心,信任godliness虔诚,虔诚度,敬虔,敬业goodness好的,好东西,好处,好事grace恩典,恩惠,恩宠,宽限期hallowedness圣洁性,圣洁,神圣性,神圣mercy怜悯,慈悲,仁慈,怜悯之心piety虔诚,虔诚心,虔诚之心,虔诚度purity纯度,纯净度,纯洁性,洁净度religiousness宗教性,宗教信仰,宗教精神,信仰reverence崇敬,崇敬之心,崇敬之情,崇尚righteousness正气,正义,正道,义气sacredness神圣性,圣洁性,圣洁,神圣sacrosanctity神圣性,神圣不可侵犯,神圣不可侵犯性,圣洁性saintliness圣洁,圣洁性,圣人,圣人精神solemnity庄严性,庄严,庄重性,庄重spirituality灵性,灵修,精神信仰,精神生活venerableness尊贵,长老会,尊贵的人,长老院

Examples

  • I came here eight years ago with a reverence for The Post’s heritage of courage and independence and feeling an inviolable obligation to uphold its values.

  • The first — that experimenters can choose what measurements to perform — would seem inviolable.

  • “I am an honorary consul general, so I have inviolability,” Kelley told a 911 dispatcher in one call.

  • These are the sacred rights of personal security, property, and the inviolability of the home of every citizen.

  • These were handed down from local priest to local priest, with the inviolability of sacred and immutable tradition.

  • As to "inviolability," I would not have such a word mentioned.

  • It is the law that invests the person of a queen, whoever she be, with a sort of inviolability.

  • Unconsciously she clung to her belief in the natural inviolability of her privilege.

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