Usage Note
Inderogabile is a legal adjective meaning that a rule or obligation cannot be waived, set aside, or derogated from — it is absolutely binding. Un obbligo inderogabile is a non-negotiable duty. The opposite is derogabile (waivable). This word is almost exclusively found in formal legal, administrative, or constitutional texts and would sound oddly stiff in conversation.
Examples
"Il rispetto della Costituzione è un obbligo inderogabile."
Natural Translation
Respect for the Constitution is a non-waivable obligation.
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