Definition of "inalienability" [in•al•ien•a•bil•i•ty]

• The condition of being inalienable (noun)

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• "Still, I think it's worth keeping in mind the role that "inalienability" plays in the Lockean theory."
• "(Here, too, "inalienability" concerns may kick in -- even if the party is fully aware he is signing away his life income, or his kidney, or life, say, this may not be enforceable for inalienability concerns -- see, on this, the contract article noted above, plus my article"
• "Its founder, Eamon de Valera, in his inaugural address to his new party in 1926, spoke of "the inalienability of national sovereignty" as being fundamental to its beliefs."