inevitably in German
inevitably in German is zwangsläufig, erwartbarerweise — inevitably means in a way that can't be avoided; as was bound to happen.
inevitably in German
zwangsläufig
In a manner that is impossible to avoid or prevent.
erwartbarerweise
As usual; predictably; as expected.
What does "inevitably" mean?
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adverb In a way that can't be avoided; as was bound to happen.
"If you never practise, you will inevitably forget most of what you learned."
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inevitably in a sentence
- If you never practise, you will inevitably forget most of what you learned.
- Inevitably, the delay pushed the whole project over budget.
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What is "inevitably" in German?
"inevitably" in German is zwangsläufig, erwartbarerweise. inevitably means: In a way that can't be avoided; as was bound to happen.
How do you use "inevitably" in a sentence?
Example: "If you never practise, you will inevitably forget most of what you learned." In German, "inevitably" is zwangsläufig, erwartbarerweise.
Are there other ways to say "inevitably" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "inevitably": zwangsläufig, erwartbarerweise.
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