adjective

inescapable

Inescapable (adjective) means Impossible to avoid or get away from. Example: “The evidence led to the inescapable conclusion that he had lied.”

adjective

Impossible to avoid or get away from.

"The evidence led to the inescapable conclusion that he had lied."

"Ageing is an inescapable part of life."

How to use inescapable

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThere's simply no way around it — you can't dodge or avoid it.

Common pairings

inescapable conclusion inescapable fact inescapable truth

more inescapable comparative, most inescapable superlative

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The evidence led to the _____ conclusion that he had lied.

From in- + escapable, from escape.

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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.

What is the meaning of inescapable?

"inescapable" (adjective) means impossible to avoid or get away from.