inalienable
inalienable
Definition
in·alien·able (in āl′yən ə bəl)
in·al′ien·abil′·ity noun
in·al′ien·ably adverb
inalienable
Synonyms
inalienable
Law Definition
adj
Of property, that it cannot be sold or assigned; of
rights, that they cannot be abrogated.
inalienable
Usage Examples
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.
Browse dictionary entries near inalienable
- -inae
- inadvisedly
- inadvisable
- inadvertently
- inadvertent
- inadvertence
- inadmissible
- inadequately
- inadequate
- inadequacy
- inalterable
- inamorata
- inane
- inanimate
- inanition
- inanity
- inapparent
- inappeasable
- inappetence
- inapplicable
