sacrosanct SAK-roh-sangkt adjective WS #36

regarded as too important and revered to be interfered with; extremely sacred and inviolable; immune from criticism or violation; held to be above reproach

1. The sacrosanct nature of the ancient burial ground meant that development was strictly forbidden.
2. The athlete's training routine was sacrosanct, and nothing was allowed to interfere with it.
3. To many scientists, the peer review process is sacrosanct and essential for maintaining research integrity.
4. The constitution's first amendment is considered sacrosanct by those who value freedom of speech.
5. Family traditions were sacrosanct in their household, never to be questioned or abandoned.