No. 10,178 in French
immanquablement
Invariably; inevitably.
In a sentence
Chaque fois qu'il pleut, les rues sont immanquablement remplies de flaques d'eau.
Every time it rains, the streets are invariably filled with puddles.
Immanquablement is used here to show that the streets being filled with puddles is an inevitable and consistent occurrence when it rains.
Si tu suis ses conseils, tu réussiras immanquablement à atteindre ton objectif.
If you follow his advice, you will inevitably succeed in reaching your goal.
Immanquablement is employed to indicate that success in reaching the goal is unavoidable if the advice is followed.
Les feuilles tombent immanquablement des arbres en automne.
Leaves invariably fall from trees in autumn.
Immanquablement indicates that the falling of leaves from trees during autumn is a regular and predictable phenomenon.
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