Also means
sacrosanct
Usage Note
Inviolabile (plural inviolabili) is a formal or legal adjective meaning that something must not and cannot be violated. It frequently appears in constitutional language: the Italian Constitution opens with diritti inviolabili dell'uomo ('inviolable rights of man'). The opposite is violabile, though violabile is rare in practice.
Examples
"La Costituzione tutela i diritti inviolabili."
Natural Translation
The Constitution protects inviolable rights.

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