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Meanings of inviolate in English
Usage of inviolate in English
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.
6
His thoughts only were inviolate, his body belonged to the retreating tide.
7
Closed gentians kept their secret inviolate, and bluebells trembled above the rocks.
8
He petitions your Majesty to order that this command be observed inviolate.
9
Outwardly, dark green arms keep them inviolate from curious or indifferent eyes.
10
Whatever it might contain, it should pass, at least for me, inviolate.
11
Under these circumstances, how could she hope to keep that secret inviolate?
12
Their faith in Idiot America and its Three Great Premises was inviolate.
13
Despite the current round of cuts, our core budget is pretty much inviolate.
14
Shelley was downstairs; when not sleeping she held her brother's privacy as inviolate.
15
It symbolized my individuality, and aided me in keeping it inviolate.
16
I know your secret, too; and I will keep that inviolate.
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United Kingdom
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