What is untouchable.
You got yourself the untouchable status.
Girls from the Madiga caste, otherwise known as the "untouchable caste," have really limited prospects.
School aid is usually considered untouchable, But Mr Christie appeared to chop without blinking.
Irish citizens, including pious ones, will never again treat the church as untouchable.
The panjandrums of international football have traditionally been untouchable: FIFA is a law unto itself.
But the question of his relatives is one of women's honour, something we consider untouchable.
As Putin tells us at the dacha, as a member of the losing team, he was suddenly untouchable.
The park, built by South Korea in the Northern city of Kaesong, was considered all but untouchable by previous administrations.
Nevertheless, CICIG had been fully operational for barely a year when Rosenberg was killed, and the case threatened some of the country's most untouchable figures.
In the past, counselors could persuade card issuers to adjust interest rates and modify late fees, but the balance was untouchable.
While it's easy to identify obvious areas where change is needed (think of eating too much fast food) there are areas that just seem untouchable.
In one village where an "untouchable" was a few years ago beaten, or worse, merely for letting his shadow pass over someone of a higher caste, neighbours now find they can sit together for meals.
Take food stamps, a programme designed to ensure that poor Americans have enough to eat, which is seen by many Republicans as unsustainable and by many Democrats as untouchable.
