1. the quality or state of being incapable of being broken or violated
Usage: formal; often used in legal or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The infrangibility of the treaty was guaranteed by international law.
• The constitution's infrangibility was a cornerstone of the nation's legal system.
• Philosophers debated the infrangibility of certain moral principles.
• The infrangibility of the contract protected both parties from breach.
• Religious texts were often treated with infrangibility by their followers.