inevitable
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- noun
- /ɪˈnɛvɪtəbl/
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lo inevitable
- It says life is the inevitable result of thermophysics.
So this group of elders went out and the inevitable happened and Eloise died.
- So this group of elders went out and the inevitable happened and Eloise died.
- But what happens with us is that you're really just delaying the inevitable.
- What led you to overcome the inevitable, you know, fear gap there?
- Craft Mayo did the what I think is unfortunately the inevitable.
- It's a part of the inevitable.
- Craft mail did the what I think is unfortunately the inevitable.
Examples
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So that is as that's an inevitable outcome of not doing the introspection.
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It's simply an inevitable outcome of your starting point.
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So this group of elders went out and the inevitable happened and Eloise died.
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So just finally, cancer is an inevitable outcome of the ability of our cells to divide and to adapt to their environments.
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And I'm saddened because this is the inevitable conclusion to this story and there's there was no way to get around it, no make good.
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The only inevitable events in life are birth and death.
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Many people believe that change is one of life's few inevitables.
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Facing the inevitable consequences of his actions, he learned a valuable lesson.
Synonyms
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3.7
A result that is sure to happen and cannot be changed
Compounds
How Certain
Surface Forms
Etymology
Inevitable used as a noun names an event you cannot stop, and it comes from the same Latin parts in- 'not' and evit- 'to avoid', like the word avoid. So, when people say 'the inevitable' they mean an outcome that cannot be prevented.