sacrosanct in Latin
sacrosanct in Latin is sacrōsanctus — sacrosanct means so important, sacred, or protected that it must not be questioned, changed, or interfered with.
sacrosanct in Latin
sacrōsanctus
(figurative) Beyond alteration, criticism, or interference, especially due to religious sanction; inviolable.
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 Latin?
"sacrosanct" in Latin is sacrōsanctus. sacrosanct means: So important, sacred, or protected that it must not be questioned, changed, or interfered with.
How do you use "sacrosanct" in a sentence?
Example: "Editorial independence is considered sacrosanct at the newspaper." In Latin, "sacrosanct" is sacrōsanctus.
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