accordingly, as a result, fatefully, indefeasibly, inevasibly, irrevocably, naturellement, of necessity, surely, uncontrollably
Definitionadv. in such a manner as could not be otherwise
Last update: October 9, 2015
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Although my dog runs away sometimes, he inevitably returns home after a few hours. [Please select]
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James will inevitably have to choose between the two job offers. [Please select]
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As the movement of one particle in a closely-packed universe is only possible if all other parts move simultaneously, so that the last in the series steps into the place of the first; and as the figure and division of the particles varies in each point in the universe, there will inevitably at the same instant result throughout the universe an innumerable host of more or less circular movements, and of vortices or whirlpools of material particles varying in size and velocity. [Please select]
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Any colloquy in the street inevitably attracts a crowd. [Please select]
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, has inevitably detached the lurking spirit of pessimism. [Please select]
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But a child so reared is inevitably older than her years. [Please select]
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We've got to admit its charm; automatically and inevitably a laugh cheers us up. [Please select]
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To every role he brought joy and interest and enthusiasm, and the night came inevitably that saw his name in electric letters. [Please select]
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It would inevitably, I fear, lead to bloodshed which could not compensate nor be compensated. [Please select]
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