ineluctable in Italian
ineluctable in Italian is ineluttabile — ineluctable means certain to happen and impossible to avoid.
ineluctable in Italian
ineluttabile
Impossible to avoid or escape; inescapable, irresistible.
What does "ineluctable" mean?
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adj Certain to happen and impossible to avoid.
"For the self-regulating market was now believed to follow from the inexorable laws of Nature, and the unshackling of the market to be an ineluctable necessity."
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ineluctable in a sentence
- For the self-regulating market was now believed to follow from the inexorable laws of Nature, and the unshackling of the market to be an ineluctable necessity.
- As we've seen, the Manifesto’s argument for the ineluctable impoverishment of the working class under capitalism, for example, has not been borne out.
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What is "ineluctable" in Italian?
"ineluctable" in Italian is ineluttabile. ineluctable means: Certain to happen and impossible to avoid.
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