Usage of "inescapably"

Portuguese

By necessity.

Usage of inescapably in English

And now here I was heading north on a bouncing bus, inescapably committed. 
 Neither here nor there: travels in europe 

We are, inescapably, coming to a point where something will have to give. 
 The Irish Times 

Thus inescapably pinioned, I squelched up the path to my wedding. 
 Outlander 

It was inescapably real, and yet equally inescapably a late-Nineties shooter. 
 Bedlam 

True, most representational painters from life are inescapably aware of Freud. 
 The Irish Times 

That held his thought as the magnet holds the needle, inescapably. 
 The Ragged Edge 

He was suddenly and inescapably fed up with magic in all its forms. 
 The Tangle Box 

According to the historian, Simon Schama, landscape is inescapably about memory. 
 The Irish Times 

A burden he now knew to be wholly and inescapably cursed. 
 Assail 

This makes me inescapably a member of the metropolitan literati, an abused minority. 
 The Guardian 

Therefore it followed that the Sun and its planets were relatively, but inescapably, youthful. 
 A short history of nearly everything 

These two extreme events, in a country inescapably prone to extremes, had two consequences. 
 The Irish Times 

This voice from the past was telling Ross something inescapably accurate about the present. 
 Bedlam 

And that immersion makes the events that unfold inescapably haunting. 
 Wired 

Like the proceedings in general, Mencia and the inescapably soulful Whitaker are too tamped-down. 
 Reuters 

But for Ruth, he, Howard Spurlock, might have ended upon the beach, inescapably damned. 
 The Ragged Edge 

inescapably

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Translations for inescapably

Portuguese

Inescapably through the time

Meanings of inescapably in English