Modifies a noun

• dignity: They are based upon the inalienable dignity of human beings.

• right: True negative freedom has to depend on some sort of inalienable right or rights.

• land: I would suggest that only National Trust inalienable land is actually protected under the law.

• property: The items are private, experiences are inalienable private property.

• part: The right to make bad choices is an inalienable part of the right to choose.

• truth: Accept certain inalienable truths: Beer prices will rise.