sacrosanct in Japanese
sacrosanct in Japanese is 不可侵, 批判を許さない, 神聖 — sacrosanct means so important, sacred, or protected that it must not be questioned, changed, or interfered with.
sacrosanct in Japanese
不可侵
Pronounced: fukashin
(figurative) Beyond alteration, criticism, or interference, especially due to religious sanction; inviolable.
批判を許さない
(figurative) Beyond alteration, criticism, or interference, especially due to religious sanction; inviolable.
神聖
Pronounced: shinsei
Sacred, very holy.
What does "sacrosanct" mean?
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adj So important, sacred, or protected that it must not be questioned, changed, or interfered with.
"Editorial independence is considered sacrosanct at the newspaper."
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sacrosanct in a sentence
- Editorial independence is considered sacrosanct at the newspaper.
- For her, family dinner time was sacrosanct.
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What is "sacrosanct" in Japanese?
"sacrosanct" in Japanese is 不可侵, 批判を許さない, 神聖. sacrosanct means: So important, sacred, or protected that it must not be questioned, changed, or interfered with.
How do you pronounce 不可侵?
"sacrosanct" in Japanese is 不可侵, pronounced "fukashin".
How do you use "sacrosanct" in a sentence?
Example: "Editorial independence is considered sacrosanct at the newspaper." In Japanese, "sacrosanct" is 不可侵, 批判を許さない, 神聖.
Are there other ways to say "sacrosanct" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "sacrosanct": 不可侵, 批判を許さない, 神聖.
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