Inviolate (adjective)

1. Not violated or disregarded, especially as regards laws, rules, or agreements.
2. Not subjected to violence or injury, especially with respect to one's person or property.
3. Not defiled, contaminated, or polluted.

Origin:

Late latin inviolatus, from latin in- + violare to violate.

Examples:

1. The inviolate nature reserve was protected by strict laws and regulations.
2. The inviolate temple was regarded as sacred by the local people.
3. The inviolate rights of the individual were enshrined in the constitution.
4. The inviolate city was untouched by the war and remained a haven of peace and prosperity.
5. The inviolate mountain was regarded as a source of power and inspiration by the ancient people.