inescapable in Latin
inescapable in Latin is inēluctābilis — inescapable means impossible to avoid or get away from.
inescapable in Latin
inēluctābilis
Impossible (unable) to avoid or escape; not escapable.
What does "inescapable" mean?
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adjective Impossible to avoid or get away from.
"The evidence led to the inescapable conclusion that he had lied."
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inescapable in a sentence
- The evidence led to the inescapable conclusion that he had lied.
- Ageing is an inescapable part of life.
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What is "inescapable" in Latin?
"inescapable" in Latin is inēluctābilis. inescapable means: Impossible to avoid or get away from.
How do you use "inescapable" in a sentence?
Example: "The evidence led to the inescapable conclusion that he had lied." In Latin, "inescapable" is inēluctābilis.
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