untouch
/ˈʌntʊtʃ/Definitions
1. verb
to handle or come into contact with something in a way that is considered improper or unseemly
“The delicate flower was untouchable in the garden, so the children were warned not to touch it.”
2. noun
a thing or person that is considered untouchable
“The untouchables of the city lived in a separate community, shunned by the rest of society.”
3. adjective
not to be touched or handled; delicate or sensitive
“The untouchable artifact was carefully wrapped in tissue paper for transport to the museum.”
4. adverb
in a way that is considered improper or unseemly
“The politician’s remarks were untouchably inflammatory, sparking widespread outrage.”