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Meanings of inevitableness in English

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inevitabilitat

The quality of being unavoidable.

inevitabilitat
Usage of inevitableness in English
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Marx, like Lassalle, believed in the inevitableness of the fall of capitalism.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
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The inevitableness of atheism has been well summed up by Chapman Cohen:
The Necessity of Atheism
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Across Europe it moved, striking fear by the inevitableness of its coming.
Mediaeval Socialism
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From then on the thing had moved forward with a certain inevitableness.
Fanny Herself
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The very inevitableness of it seems to kill thought, rather than induce it.
Friendship
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And with the sense of inevitableness there came a sudden wave of pity.
The Custom of the Country
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T. R. agrees, but the inevitableness of the matter is evident.
Theodore Roosevelt and His Times: A Chronicle of the Progressive...
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What is the meaning of the universal or almost universal inevitableness of death?
The Outline of Science, Vol. 1 (of 4) / A Plain Story Simply Tol...
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Thursday, and Mr. Strong arrived with the inevitableness of dreaded events.
Bambi
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Their even-breathing submission after the first agony is their tribute to its inevitableness.
The Land of Little Rain
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A deep sense of monotony and inevitableness settled down upon Hyacinth.
Hyacinth
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But have our social divisions the same inevitableness of organic law?
Creative Unity
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The end is contained in the beginning-thatis the meaning of "inevitableness."
The Psychology of Beauty
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They were quite enough in themselves in their normal inevitableness.
The Head of the House of Coombe
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The tale unfolded itself with the inevitableness of preordained catastrophe.
The Lamp of Fate
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All that we saw was the clear inevitableness that the old order should end.
In the Days of the Comet
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Inevitableness through the time
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