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Meanings of seem inescapable in anglès

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Usage of seem inescapable in anglès
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Change seems inescapable, but an age gate feels like a more balanced compromise.
The Guardian
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However, the irony of a bank using faulty maths to market itself seems inescapable.
The Irish Times
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By the early 21st century, the work culture seemed inescapable.
The Guardian
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Sad how the circumstances of her life seemed inescapable, even for her unborn child.
Last Blood
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She was now so close an embrace seemed inescapable.
The forgotten soldier
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Companies such as Google and Facebook are giants today, and use of their services seems inescapable.
The Guardian
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Even off the field, the drama seems inescapable.
The Guardian
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As he sat there, the logic seemed inescapable.
Secret of the seventh son
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We live in capitalism, its power seems inescapable -but then, so did the divine right of kings.
The Guardian
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Two women, raised together in care, meet again after many years; their shared past seems inescapable, despite their best efforts.
The Guardian
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Yann said, "Now we're talking xennobiology!" Tchicaya shot him a disgusted look, though on reflection the hideous pun seemed inescapable.
Schild’s Ladder
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I dropped the book and sat down on the armchair, for the first time not minding the musty smell that seemed inescapable at the camp.
Eve