inevitableness

7.9

A state where something is certain to happen and cannot be avoided

noun
/ɪˈnɛvɪtəblnəs/

: inevitabilidad

She accepted the inevitableness of the outcome after months of uncertainty.

Examples

The inevitableness of change is a fundamental aspect of life.
Understanding the inevitableness of aging can help us appreciate our lives more.
How do you prove the relevance, inevitableness, and necessity of the CPN-Maoist, which has recently formed by the split of UCPN (Maoist)?

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Synonyms

inevitability

vsinevitableness

29 5.8

Something that cannot be avoided and will happen

has identical meaning but uses a different noun ending

inexorability

vsinevitableness

Formal

1 9.9

Something that cannot be stopped or changed

focuses on being certain to happen rather than on force or determination

unavoidability

vsinevitableness

7.8

A situation that cannot be stopped or prevented

is about being certain to happen rather than mere difficulty to avoid

ineluctability

vsinevitableness

9.9

The fact that something cannot be avoided

stresses certainty of occurrence rather than mere escape difficulty

inexorableness

vsinevitableness

Formal

9.9

The quality of not stopping no matter what happens

emphasizes certainty of outcome rather than human unyielding force

How Certain

certainty

Literature

202 3.4

inevitableness

7.9

probability

473 3.6

likelihood

274 3.6

possibility

∞ 2.0

Surface Forms

inevitableness singular

inevitablenesses plural

Morphology

inevitableness = inevitable (transparent) = inevitable + ness

The noun is a straightforward '-ness' nominalization of the adjective 'inevitable', meaning 'the quality of being inevitable'.

Etymology

Inevitableness comes from the parts in- 'not' and the same root as English avoid 'to avoid', with the ending -ness which makes a noun 'a state'. So it literally means 'the state of not being able to be avoided', which is why it means the state or quality of something you cannot avoid.