1. The quality or state of being inviolable; the condition of being secure from violation, injury, or desecration.
Usage: Plural form of inviolability; Often used in formal, legal, or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The inviolabilities of human rights are protected by international law.
• Many nations recognize the inviolabilities of diplomatic immunity.
• The constitution guarantees certain inviolabilities of personal freedom.
• Religious traditions often emphasize the inviolabilities of sacred spaces.
• The treaty established inviolabilities for neutral territories during wartime.
• Philosophers debate the inviolabilities of individual conscience.