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Meaning of inescapably
The primary meaning of the word "inescapably" is to be unable to avoid or escape something.
Etymology of inescapably
The word "inescapably" has its roots in the prefix "in-" meaning "not" or "unable to", and the words "escape" and the suffix "-ably" which forms an adverb.
The word "escape" comes from the Old French "escaper", which is derived from "es-" (out) and "caper" (to seize), and the Latin "ex" (out) and "capere" (to take).
Historically, the word "inescapably" has been used in English since the 15th century to describe a situation or fact that cannot be avoided.
Synonyms
inevitably
unavoidably
necessarily
inexorably
ineluctably
irresistibly
irretrievably
unescapably
inescapably
inevitably
unavoidably
obligatorily
compulsorily
mandatorily
requiredly
needs
must
fatedly
doomedly
destinedly
fixedly
unalterably
immutably
irreversibly
irrevocably
conclusively
decisively
definitively
absolutely
totally
completely
utterly
wholly
entirely
fully
perfectly
totally
completely
utterly
hopelessly
helplessly
irretrievably
inextricably
insolubly
inexplicably
unaccountably
mysteriously
enigmatically
incomprehensibly
unfathomably
impenetrably
unreachably
inaccessible
unknowable.
Definitions
- According to Oxford Languages, "inescapably" is an adverb that means unable to be avoided or escaped.
- It is used to describe a situation or fact that is unavoidable or inescapable.
Usage Examples
- The conclusion is inescapably clear from the evidence presented.
- We are inescapably part of the global community and must work together.
- The fact that we will all die is inescapably true.
- The new policy will inescapably affect the company's profits.
- The city's traffic congestion is inescapably a major problem.
Antonyms
avoidably
escapably
evasively
elusively
optionally
voluntarily
discretely
freely
flexibly
conditionally
provisionally
tentatively
dubiously
questionably
ambiguously
uncertainly
inconclusively
indecisively
indeterminately
ambiguously
unclearly
vaguely
loosely
weakly
feebly
imperfectly
incompletely
partially
relatively
comparably
similarly
analogously
correspondingly.