What is another word for Inviolacy?

Pronunciation: [ɪnvˈa͡ɪ͡ələsi] (IPA)

Inviolacy refers to the state of being inviolate or free from violation or harm. Synonyms for inviolacy include integrity, sacredness, sanctity, immunity, invulnerability, safety, and security. Integrity describes the state of being whole and complete, with all parts working together harmoniously. Sacredness implies special or holy status that should not be desecrated. Sanctity refers to the state of being pure and holy, and is often used to describe religious or spiritual contexts. Immunity denotes protection from harm or attack. Invulnerability describes the state of being impervious to harm or damage, while safety and security suggest protection from danger or harm.

Synonyms for Inviolacy:

What are the hypernyms for Inviolacy?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Inviolacy

Nor is this all: the tenderness of age is twice blessed,-blessed in its trophies over the obduracy of encrusting and withering years, blessed because it is tinged with the sanctity of the grave; because it tells us that the heart will blossom even upon the precincts of the tomb, and flatters us with the Inviolacy and immortality of love.
"The Disowned, Complete"
Edward Bulwer-Lytton
Exquisite evidence of a like general class, it was true, didn't on the other side of the Channel prevent the awful liability to the reach of attack-its having borne fruit and been corrected or averted again was in fact what half the foreign picture meant; but the foreign genius was the other, other at almost every point; it had always in the past and on the spot, one remembered, expressed things, confessed things, with a difference, and part of that difference was of course the difference of history: the fact of exemption, as I have called it, the fact that a blest Inviolacy was almost exactly what had least flourished.
"Within the Rim and Other Essays"
Henry James
The old gentleman, whose Inviolacy was thus rudely assailed, sat staring at the intruder, his mouth compressed, and three fingers round his glass, which it' was doubtful whether he was not going to hurl at him.
"The Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith"
George Meredith

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