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Meanings of inalienable in English
Portuguese
inalienável Catalan
inalienable Incapable of being repudiated or transferred to another.
Usage of inalienable in English
1
This guarantees the inalienable right to say, think, and believe anything whatsoever.
2
Something that in practical reality could hardly be less self-evident or inalienable.
3
The US government has consistently violated the inalienable rights our humanity affords.
4
Clean air and water, and a livable climate are inalienable human rights.
5
Besides this, I plead for the natural and inalienable rights of woman.
6
Her standing ground in the universal order, a freehold, absolute and inalienable.
7
That other was the lord who had the right inalienable over me.
8
And that is an inalienable possession of the Roman race and name.
9
This is any thing but the absolute and inalienable right of property.
10
This inalienable right of the broad margin to our esteem is significant.
11
You know I am her cousin, and it is my inalienable right.
12
It is our inalienable privilege to be stupid, should we so wish.
13
There is the question of will-someinalienable right, the right of interpretation, remains.
14
Masking provides an important Fourth Amendment safeguard-butit's also not an inalienable right.
15
One of those inalienable rights is to practice their religion freely, Obama said.
16
The Constitution, rightly in our view, sets down inalienable rights to private property.
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United States of America
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