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violable
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vi·o·la·ble  (v-l-bl)
adj.
That can be violated: a violable rule; a violable contract.

vio·la·bili·ty, vio·la·ble·ness n.
vio·la·bly adv.
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Adj.1.violable - capable of being violated; "a violable rule"; "a violable contract"
inviolable - incapable of being transgressed or dishonored; "the person of the king is inviolable"; "an inviolable oath"


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And it's all upholstered in big ideas--about nationalism, cultural identity, the fear of absolute authority, the perceived threat of borders and their violability, and the overpowering irrationality of xenophobia.
Yet while the precedent Iran was attempting to set--that of the violability of Northern Iraq's borders--was clear enough, whether Turkey will follow suit with its own incursion into the territory remains questionable.
The marks of intimacy depend upon the violability of Goffman's "territories of the self.
 
 
 
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