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Meanings of unavoidably in English
Portuguese
inevitavelmente Usage of unavoidably in English
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.
6
He's unavoidably detained by a slight case of death, Jack Bauer said.
7
The invited media, specially gathered in a Dublin hotel, were unavoidably moved.
8
The concluding volume of any collected edition is unavoidably fragmentary and desultory.
9
This was the East, where the grim finalities must unavoidably be hastened.
10
He was unavoidably detained, but hoped to arrive in time for dessert.
11
There was really crowding, and with it, unavoidably, a decline in standards.
12
No little part of these actions must unavoidably fall to my share.
13
Whenever I go there I am unavoidably forced into society-clericalsociety chiefly.
14
We are put to school unavoidably as soon as we are born.
15
I regret to have kept you waiting, but I was unavoidably detained.
16
We are staring November in the face and winter lies unavoidably ahead.
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