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• r  in an inalienable manner
  this property is held inalienably

• Postwar prosperity has done some damage to the barriers of class: "The extremes of English society are still inalienably English, but much in the middle is half American.
• Postwar prosperity has done some damage to the barriers of class: "The extremes of English society are still inalienably English, but much in the middle is half American.
• The Tamagotchi "virtual pet," to take a classic example, seems inalienably Japanese in its emphasis on protection, its beeping celebration of the cute and its use .