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What is the best definition of the word unalienable in this passage? A) something that cannot be taken away B) things that sometimes are allowable C) rights that are only provided by law D) beliefs that vary from person to person

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Answered by bestanswers
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The correct answer is option A.


The best definition of the word unalienable in this passage is something that cannot be taken away.


Example sentences -


Tricolour national flag is unalienable part of the Independence day and Republic day celebrations in India.


Children are unalienable from the habits of parents.

Answered by gratefuljarette
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The best definition of the word unalienable is something that cannot to be taken away.

Option (A)

Explanation:

  • The word ‘unalienable’ means cannot be denied, given away, taken away. It relates to some rights, belongings, etc. that is not allowed to withdraw or sometimes snatch.
  • This word is most used in accordance with the freedom, general rights of humans. It is used in the constitutional rights of people. One such example is- Humans are born with the unalienable right of freedom.
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