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Meanings of be inevitably in English

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Usage of be inevitably in English
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To feel this was to be inevitably reminded of Sir Jervis Redwood.
"I Say No"
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That to attempt it, would be inevitably to be torn into a quick eternity.
Moby Dick
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Lovelace to Belford.-Thinkshe shall be inevitably manacled at last.
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 3
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But remember, my lord, you will, from your situation, be inevitably surrounded with flatterers.
Italian Letters, Vols. I and II; Or, The History of the Count de...
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How was he to be inevitably, unshakably, sure?
O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1920
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The selection may be inevitably skewed, but the unsuccessful and unhappy rarely want to write their memoirs.
The Irish Times
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He said if troops went they would be inevitably drawn into the wider fight against Islamic State fighters.
Radio NZ
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Mr Dunne said if troops went they would be inevitably drawn into the wider fight against Islamic State fighters.
Radio NZ
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Fate is weaving a whimsical web for thy friend; and I see not but I shall be inevitably manacled.
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 3
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That 's inevitable, it 's inevitably one of the very good, very reasonable president.
The new yorker
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Experiments of this kind are inevitably exercises in patient attention to detail.
Wired
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Of course in a book of this size there are inevitably longueurs.
The Guardian
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And yet it 's inevitably the first thing I'm told when we're introduced.
The book of disquiet
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In the case of abandoned structures, that something is inevitably Homo sapiens.
Speaking in Bones
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Disappointingly, she said some unwanted feline Christmas gifts are inevitably handed in.
Radio NZ
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Web indexes are inevitably inaccurate because they are too easy to join.
A Wiccan Bible