sacrosanct

IPA: sˈækroʊsæŋkt

Beyond alteration, criticism, or interference, especially due to religious sanction; inviolable.
Sacred, very holy.

Examples of "sacrosanct" in Sentences

The green belt area is sacrosanct.
The sacred can easily be sacrosanct.
If it's in the constitution, it is sacrosanct.
Bic Macs are hardly sacrosanct here in the US.
None of the ideas expressed on this page are sacrosanct.
The placement and distribution of some has never been sacrosanct.
In a free and democratic society, freedom of the press is sacrosanct.
All of the powers of the tribune are derived from their sacrosanctity.
In view of the circumstances I cannot consider you for being sacrosanct.
It is the supreme law of the land and hence it is sacrosanct among all laws.
If the dendro readings are crap now, why do we consider them sacrosanct from the because they are old?
The 10 Commandments of Gun Safety remain sacrosanct, and you should school young shooters on every one of them.
The cultural boycott of Ariel seeks to penalize spaces which should remain sacrosanct, and devoid of political positioning.
Senator-elect Rand Paul has challenged the notion of sacrosanct programs, by suggesting instead that a 5% cut should be applied across the board.