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inescapably [Am ˌɪnəˈskeɪpəbli, Brit ˌɪnɪˈskeɪpəbli] ADV

inescapably

ineludiblemente

it's inescapably true that …

it's inescapably true that …

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The mood is inescapably optimistic, as though to exorcise the dark and wild moods of the first and second symphonies. en.wikipedia.org

Inescapably within the system, she seeks an epistemological perspective to objectively interpret patterns. en.wikipedia.org

Without any digression, he went straight into the middle of the enemy camp, which inescapably led to him being seized and presented to the emperor. en.wikipedia.org

This means that when engaging in communication the speaker and hearer are inescapably oriented to the validity of what is said. en.wikipedia.org

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