PoliticsSeptember 3, 2026

indissolubility

in-dih-sol-yoo-BIL-ih-tee

Definition

The quality of being incapable of being broken, undone, or dissolved; in this context, the permanent and unchangeable nature of the state.

Etymology

Derived from the Latin 'indissolubilis,' meaning 'that cannot be dissolved,' which is formed from 'in-' (not) and 'dissolvere' (to loosen or break up).

In the news

The author uses this term to describe Abubakar Malami’s political belief that the state must remain a single, unified entity that cannot be broken apart. It highlights his commitment to national stability and unity.

Abubakar Malami And His Political Philosophy Of Service To The People (Part 2) -By Hajia Hadiza Mohammed

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Opinion Nigeria

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