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Inviolate

Free from violation, injury, desecration, or outrage.
At this rate of depredation, I doubt there is a single inviolate spot on Earth.
by rperazag May 26, 2010
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inviolable

Can't be destroyed. Will last forever.
Donald Trump crossed an inviolable line when he criticized Khizr Khan's Democratice Convention Speech in which Khizr Khan spoke about his son who sacrificed his life for America.
by gizmo+2 August 1, 2016
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Involute

A person who relentlessly works the hardest and the most hours possible - with a negative connotation of giving in to our corporate and governmental overloads.
You are such a tryhard. You are such an Involute!
by Yohndafohn January 21, 2022
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invigorate

to give energy, to stimulate, to exhilerate.
Yesterday Mason was invigorated by Tara's enthusiasm to play.
by theresa August 16, 2004
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inilate

You hurt my feelings so now I'm going to inilate you!!! >:@
by Patrick K. December 17, 2006
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inviolata

Usually very bitter and is thinks they are always right. Is funny in a rude way but is worth the conversations. Is alright looking ,cute.
She's Low key funny and Look at her cute smile must be an inviolata
by She who writes April 19, 2017
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Invigorated

Adjective.
1. to be invigorated
2. To impart vigor, strength, or vitality to; animate.
A few whiffs of the raw, fish-like scent of Rene's calogne invigorated Nancy.
by Ignatious Plunk September 21, 2006
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