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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ɪˈnevɪtəbli/
inevitably means: In a way that cannot be prevented or avoided.
adverb
UNAVOIDABLYB2
In a way that cannot be prevented or avoided.
- Everyone inevitably grows older.
- Heavy traffic inevitably causes delays.
- These changes will inevitably affect local businesses.
AS EXPECTEDC1
Used to say that something happened just as you expected, often in an annoying way.
- Inevitably, Ben arrived late again.
- We planned a picnic, and inevitably it rained.
- Inevitably, someone complained about the choice of music.
Questions about inevitably
What does inevitably mean?
In a way that cannot be prevented or avoided.
What is inevitably in other languages?
Türkçe: kaçınılmaz olarak · Español: inevitablemente · Français: inévitablement · Deutsch: unvermeidlich · Italiano: inevitabilmente · 日本語: 必然的に
How do you pronounce inevitably?
It is pronounced /ɪˈnevɪtəbli/.
How do you use inevitably in a sentence?
Everyone inevitably grows older. Heavy traffic inevitably causes delays.
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