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inescapable Adjective not able to be avoided
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inescapable adjective unavoidable, inevitable, certain, sure, fated, destined, inexorable, ineluctable, ineludible (rare) Translationsinescapable adj inescapable [iniˈskeipəbl] (formal) that cannot be avoided an inescapable conclusion.onvermybareلا مَفَر منهُ، مَحْتومнезибеженnevyhnutelnýuundgåeligunvermeidlichαναπόφευκτοςineludiblemöödapääsmatuناگزیرvääjäämätöninévitableשֶׁאֵין מָנוֹס מִפָּנַיוअनिवार्यneizbježivelkerülhetetlentak terhindarkanóumflÿjanlegurinevitabile避けられない피할 수 없는neišvengiamasneizbēgamstidak boleh dielakkanonontkoombaaruunngåelig, uavvendelignieuchronnyinelutávelinevitabilнеотвратимыйnevyhnutnýneizbeženneizbežanoundviklig, ofrånkomligซึ่งหลบไม่พ้นkaçınıl(a)maz逃避不了的, 不可避免的неминучийجس سے مفر نہ ہوkhông thể tránh khỏi逃避不了的, 不可避免的 |
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| Alexander concluded his speech about the inescapability of suffering and death with a quotation that does not come from the Bible: Catholics are again distinct, if not unique, in insisting on the inescapability of questions of ultimate truth in any discussion of the ethical problems facing society. The insistence of institutional critique on the inescapability of institutional determination may, in fact, be what distinguishes it most precisely from other legacies of the historical avant-garde. |
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