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inevitability::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | inevitableness |
| Type of | certainty, foregone conclusion, sure thing |
| Derivation | inevitable |
Examples of inevitability
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Accepting the inevitability of change will allow you a certain amount of relief.
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By the third quarter, the inevitability of the moment will have become apparent.
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So, somehow, the Alice In Jazz Land suite had inevitability written all over it.
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This season has had an air of inevitability about it for the last three months.
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Natural inevitability is one thing, but what if the trigger is pulled by mankind?
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Melancholia is about inevitability of death which is a quite interesting topic.
From the guardian.co.uk
Gage and Cybil are intent on fighting the inevitability of their future together.
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Among the cognoscenti, there is a feeling of inevitability that it will happen.
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It's only going to get more interesting with Dave's spin-offs an inevitability.
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- The quality of being unavoidable
- (inevitable) an unavoidable event; "don't argue with the inevitable"
- (Inevitable (Game)) In the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game, inevitables are extraplanar magical constructs.
- Shakira, Luis Fernando Ochoa
- (inevitable) Something that is predictable, or cannot be avoided; impossible to avoid or prevent; predictable, or always happening
- (Inevitable) Intolerable pain or bleeding with opening of the cervix, indicating that the foetus will be lost.
- (inevitable) In the Course, most of the numerous occurrences (61) of this word refer to the inevitable consequences of believing in the separation, the ego, fear, sin and guilt. The first quotation below is representative of these references. ...
- (inevitable) qokhum yuz beridighan
