Which term is one of the three i's of human dignity?

• A. Invincible
• B. Immutable
• C. Invaluable
• D. Inherent

Answer: (D)

Dignity is seen as inherent, meaning it is part of being human from birth. This intrinsic status isn’t earned or conferred by others; it belongs to every person by nature. Among the options, inherent best fits this idea because it emphasizes that dignity is inborn and essential to a person.

The other terms don’t capture that inborn aspect. Invincible describes something undefeatable, which isn’t how dignity is typically characterized. Immutable suggests something unchanging in all respects, which isn’t the standard way dignity is framed. Invaluable means priceless or extremely valuable, a value judgment rather than a description of dignity as an inherent trait.