1. the quality or state of being unable to be dissolved, broken apart, or ended
Usage: formal; often used in legal, religious, or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The indissolubility of the marriage bond was emphasized in the traditional ceremony.
• Medieval philosophers debated the indissolubility of the soul.
• The contract's indissolubility meant neither party could withdraw without legal consequences.
• Some religions teach the indissolubility of the family unit.
• The indissolubility of certain chemical compounds makes them useful in industrial applications.
• Legal scholars discussed the indissolubility of the union established by the constitution.