Meanings
comparative more unviolate · superlative most unviolate
- obsoleteSynonym of inviolate.
The retaining their Honour untouch'd, unviolate by any creature, and presenting to the Honour of Christianity a Supremacy unprostitute, is the true Glory done by Christian Princes to Christianity.
1683, Thomas Beverley, The Principles of Protestant Truth and Peace, page 24Synonyms: inviolate
Synonyms & antonyms
adjectiveSynonym of inviolate.
Origin
- Latininviolātus
- Englishunviolate
From un- + violate (adjective), after Latin inviolātus.
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