inevitable in Latin
inevitable in Latin is inevitabilis — inevitable means certain to happen; impossible to avoid or prevent.
inevitable in Latin
inevitabilis
Impossible to avoid or prevent.
What does "inevitable" mean?
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adjective Certain to happen; impossible to avoid or prevent.
"With both sides refusing to compromise, conflict seemed inevitable."
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adjective Predictable, because it always happens in this kind of situation.
"The inevitable questions about her personal life came up in the interview."
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inevitable in a sentence
- With both sides refusing to compromise, conflict seemed inevitable.
- Change is inevitable in any growing business.
- The inevitable questions about her personal life came up in the interview.
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What is "inevitable" in Latin?
"inevitable" in Latin is inevitabilis. inevitable means: Certain to happen; impossible to avoid or prevent.
How do you use "inevitable" in a sentence?
Example: "With both sides refusing to compromise, conflict seemed inevitable." In Latin, "inevitable" is inevitabilis.
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