impartible Antonyms
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Meaning of impartible
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impartible (a.)
Capable of being imparted or communicated.
Not partible; not subject to partition; indivisible; as, an impartible estate.
impartible Sentence Examples
- The law recognized that the land was impartible and could not be divided among multiple heirs.
- The impartible nature of the inheritance meant that only one child could inherit the entire estate.
- The king's impartible crown ensured that the throne would pass to a single successor.
- The impartible inheritance rules prevented the fragmentation of landholdings and preserved noble families' wealth.
- The provisions of the will made the inheritance impartible, ensuring that the family business would remain intact.
- The belief in the impartible nature of the soul led to the rejection of reincarnation in some religious traditions.
- The impartible quality of the diamond made it an ideal material for cutting tools and surgical instruments.
- The impartible nature of the knowledge meant that it could not be easily shared or understood by others.
- The impartible duty of a parent to care for their children could not be divided or delegated.
- The impartible value of human life transcended all differences and made every individual sacred and inviolable.
FAQs About the word impartible
Capable of being imparted or communicated., Not partible; not subject to partition; indivisible; as, an impartible estate.
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The law recognized that the land was impartible and could not be divided among multiple heirs.
The impartible nature of the inheritance meant that only one child could inherit the entire estate.
The king's impartible crown ensured that the throne would pass to a single successor.
The impartible inheritance rules prevented the fragmentation of landholdings and preserved noble families' wealth.
