1. not capable of being divided or separated; indivisible
Usage: formal or legal usage
2. (law, historical) not subject to partition or division among heirs; inalienable
Usage: archaic; legal/historical

Examples

• The unity of the nation was considered impartible and could not be compromised.
• In medieval law, certain estates were deemed impartible and passed intact to the eldest heir.
• The impartible nature of their bond made separation unthinkable.
• The crown jewels were treated as impartible property of the monarchy.
• Some philosophers argue that consciousness is impartible and cannot be divided.
• The impartible rights granted by the constitution cannot be taken away.