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Meanings of sacrosanct in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "inviolable"
Examples for "inviolable"
1
The basic pillar of democracy is the inviolable integrity of the individual.
2
The king may be wrathful; but the word, once passed, is inviolable.
3
When in the company of high Mullahs evil characters are also inviolable.
4
He conjures you with me to live in inviolable peace and union.
5
Capital, accordingly, which, after all, is nothing but accumulated labor, is inviolable.
1
By now, nine o'clock had become Shizu 'n' Yoko's inviolate sleepy time.
2
But, until the death of Maria Theresa, our fundamental laws remained inviolate.
3
These edge lines-clearlydemarcated rims and boundaries of the real world-wereinviolate.
4
The members of the convention kept its secrets inviolate for many years.
5
A multiplicity of inviolate nations would pledge to leave each other alone.
Usage of sacrosanct in anglès
1
We believe in the principle of rule of law, it is sacrosanct.
2
Accurately reflecting the world has always been a sacrosanct principle for search.
3
And among conservatives in the state's small towns, gun rights are sacrosanct.
4
Why are certain unearned gains regarded as sacrosanct and exempt from taxation?
5
At the Grahame Coats Agency, a client's money is a sacrosanct trust.
6
Mr Ahern emphasised that the fundamentals of the Belfast Agreement were sacrosanct.
7
Was Afghan policy so sacrosanct that it had become a loyalty test?
8
But very little of this has touched the sacrosanct centralized state institutions.
9
And, naturally, not everyone believes that abstaining from premarital sex is sacrosanct.
10
France, violated by the Hun, exhibits grim determination made sacrosanct by suffering.
11
Even Putin's previously sacrosanct May 2012 social spending decrees face significant reductions.
12
A fire sale of national assets once considered sacrosanct is set to ensue.
13
Keep in mind that pasta is a sacrosanct, abundant main course.
14
Crises could come and go, but giving the children quality time was sacrosanct.
15
No convention was sacrosanct; no moral or religious tradition left unmocked.
16
The whigs refused to accept the sacrosanct character of the monarchy.
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Sacrosanct through the time
Sacrosanct across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common