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   In·es·cap·a·ble

   /ˌinəˈskāpəb(ə)l/

   

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   • 1. unable to be avoided or denied: "political reform was inescapable"

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   • 1. inescapability noun

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   What does inescapable mean?

   • INESCAPABLE definition: 1. If a fact or a situation is inescapable, it cannot be ignored or avoided. 2. If a fact or a…. Learn more.

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   What does escapable mean in English?

   • The adjective combines the prefix in, or "not, the opposite of," with escapable, which comes from the Vulgar Latin word excappare, literally "get out of one's cape," or "leave a pursuer holding just one's cape." "Inescapable."

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   Is change inescapable?

   • If a fact or a situation is inescapable, it cannot be ignored or avoided. The evidence points to the inescapable conclusion that he is guilty of the crime. Change is inescapable and not necessarily a bad thing in itself. The ugly but inescapable reality is that fixing that problem will take at least two to three years.

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   What is inescapable remembrance?

   • If a fact or a situation is inescapable, it cannot be ignored or avoided. The evidence points to the inescapable conclusion that he is guilty of the crime. We thus encounter an inescapable double bind in our attempts to read the significance of ostensible attempts at remembrance.

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   Inescapable definition: incapable of being escaped, ignored, or avoided; ineluctable. See examples of INESCAPABLE used in a sentence.

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   Any force or occurrence or duty that you just can't avoid is inescapable. Feeling angry at people you love sometimes is inescapable, and children growing older is also inescapable. The adjective combines the prefix in , or "not, the opposite of," with escapable , which comes from the Vulgar Latin word excappare , literally "get out of one's ...

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   5 days ago · Inescapable means difficult not to notice or be affected by something. See synonyms, examples, word frequency, and translations of inescapable in different languages.

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