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inescapable

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Adjective — Impossible to avoid or get away from.

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inescapable conclusion inescapable fact inescapable truth

Etymology

From in- + escapable, from escape.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “inescapable” mean?

The word “inescapable” means impossible to avoid or get away from. In plain terms, there's simply no way around it — you can't dodge or avoid it.

How do you use “inescapable” in a sentence?

Here is “inescapable” used in a sentence: “The evidence led to the inescapable conclusion that he had lied.”

What part of speech is “inescapable”?

“Inescapable” is an adjective.

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