inalienably
Cannot be removed
Inalienably means in a way that cannot be taken away, surrendered, or transferred.
The word appears almost exclusively in discussions of fundamental rights: Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are inalienably ours.
What is held inalienably belongs to you by nature or principle, not by grant or permission.
Entitlement from origin
- libertyAbsence of unjust constraint
- freedomAbsence of constraint
- dignityInnate personal worth
- equalitySame status for all
self-determination · autonomy · civil liberties · natural law · constitution · humanity · justice · sovereignty
Belonging by nature
- innateExisting since birth
- essentialFundamentally necessary
- integralAntiderivative or crucial component
- embeddedSet firmly within something
constitutive · inborn · natural · fundamental · core · indispensable · inseparable · built-in
Beyond any taking back
- permanentlyIn an unchanging manner
- immutablyIn unalterable manner
- unalterablyIn unchangeable manner
- eternallyFor infinite duration
enduringly · perpetually · irreversibly · inextricably · indelibly · unchangeably · fixedly · forever
birthright
Entitlement from origin
equality · self-determination · autonomy · civil liberties · natural law · constitution · humanity · justice · sovereignty · entitlement
intrinsic
Belonging by nature
- innateExisting since birth
- essentialFundamentally necessary
- integralAntiderivative or crucial component
embedded · constitutive · inborn · natural · fundamental · core · indispensable · inseparable · built-in · ingrained
irrevocably
Beyond any taking back
- permanentlyIn an unchanging manner
- immutablyIn unalterable manner
- unalterablyIn unchangeable manner
eternally · enduringly · perpetually · irreversibly · inextricably · indelibly · unchangeably · fixedly · forever · lastingly
belonging
State of fitting in
connected · tied · linked · personal · individual · private · owned · held · retained · kept
inalienablyconditionally
With requirements attached
provisionally · contingently · temporarily · precariously · tenuously
- inalienable rightsEntitlements that cannot transfer