Noun: inalienability in,eyl-yu-nu'bi-lu-tee or in,ey-lee-u-nu'bi-lu-tee [N. Amer], in,ey-lee-u-nu'bi-lu-tee [Brit]
- The condition of being incapable of being alienated, surrendered, or transferred to another
"The 1965 Constitution consecrated the republican form of the state, its sovereignty and independence, the indivisibility and inalienability of the territory"
- The quality of being unable to be taken away or transferred to another
"The inalienability of human rights is a fundamental principle in many constitutions"
Derived forms: inalienabilities
Type of: right
Encyclopedia: Inalienability