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Meanings of
inescapably
in English
Portuguese
inevitavelmente
Back to the meaning
By necessity.
inevitably
unavoidably
ineluctably
Portuguese
inevitavelmente
Synonyms
Examples for "
inevitably
"
inevitably
unavoidably
ineluctably
Examples for "
inevitably
"
1
This intellectual view of society
inevitably
extended far beyond any individual experience.
2
So any move will almost
inevitably
lead to accusations of 'seizing power'.
3
Even so, its most vulnerable countries would
inevitably
need help on debt.
4
However, the most immediate impact would
inevitably
be on the housing market.
5
Careful budget planning will
inevitably
recommend fewer staff are employed at academies.
1
But her condition should stop her rushing about,' he reminded me
unavoidably
.
2
For people, who place religion in particular forms, must
unavoidably
become superstitious.
3
Her words recalled to Bobby
unavoidably
his experience in the old room.
4
The mayor is
unavoidably
detained and may not be home till morning.
5
The receptionist was, inevitably, a young woman, and just as
unavoidably
attractive.
1
However, Harwood found himself
ineluctably
drawn into the state campaign that fall.
2
According to this notion, technological progress would
ineluctably
benefit humanity.
3
This interest
ineluctably
led to the theme of religious practice and the rise of Christianity.
4
Then a third and fourth airship were noticed, cruising
ineluctably
over the city towards Kelltree.
5
Of things winding down, and
ineluctably
getting worse.
Usage of
inescapably
in English
1
And now here I was heading north on a bouncing bus,
inescapably
committed.
2
We are,
inescapably
,
coming to a point where something will have to give.
3
Thus
inescapably
pinioned, I squelched up the path to my wedding.
4
It was
inescapably
real, and yet equally
inescapably
a late-Nineties shooter.
5
True, most representational painters from life are
inescapably
aware of Freud.
6
That held his thought as the magnet holds the needle,
inescapably
.
7
He was suddenly and
inescapably
fed up with magic in all its forms.
8
According to the historian, Simon Schama, landscape is
inescapably
about memory.
9
A burden he now knew to be wholly and
inescapably
cursed.
10
This makes me
inescapably
a member of the metropolitan literati, an abused minority.
11
Therefore it followed that the Sun and its planets were relatively, but
inescapably
,
youthful.
12
These two extreme events, in a country
inescapably
prone to extremes, had two consequences.
13
This voice from the past was telling Ross something
inescapably
accurate about the present.
14
And that immersion makes the events that unfold
inescapably
haunting.
15
Like the proceedings in general, Mencia and the
inescapably
soulful Whitaker are too tamped-down.
16
But for Ruth, he, Howard Spurlock, might have ended upon the beach,
inescapably
damned.
Other examples for "inescapably"
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inescapably
Adverb
Frequent collocations
inescapably global
bring inescapably
depend inescapably
edge inescapably
inescapably accurate
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Translations for
inescapably
Portuguese
inevitavelmente
Inescapably
through the time