inviolably

Beyond any transgression

In a way that cannot or must not be violated, broken, or transgressed.

What is held inviolably remains sacred, untouchable, or absolutely protected: The treaty was inviolably upheld for generations.

The adverb emphasizes that something is beyond compromise or exception: She inviolably kept her promise to her father.

absolute

unconditionally

Without any limitations

permanently · categorically · unalterably · definitively · conclusively · invariably · perpetually · eternally · unwaveringly · inflexibly

sacred

sacrosanct

Regarded as too important to alter

consecrated · divine · venerated · revered · blessed · taboo · sanctuary · shrine · untouchable · protected

secure

impenetrable

Impossible to pass through

shielded · sealed · locked · encrypted · tamper-proof · airtight · impervious · invulnerable · unassailable · defended

legal

binding

Legally or morally required

constitutional · inalienable · statutory · contractual · mandated · codified · entrenched · enshrined · ratified · decreed

moral

principled

Having strong moral beliefs

steadfast · faithful · loyal · virtuous · incorruptible · trustworthy · scrupulous · conscientious · unwavering · resolute

Opposites
susceptibility to violation or breach

inviolablyvulnerably

Without defense or shield

defenselessly · insecurely · changeably · conditionally · provisionally

Family

inviolable, inviolability

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