No. 5,246 in Spanish
inevitable
Certain to happen; unavoidable.
In a sentence
Era inevitable que lloviera esa tarde.
It was inevitable that it would rain that afternoon.
The sentence uses 'inevitable' to describe an expected event that could not be avoided, emphasizing its unavoidable nature.
El cambio es una parte inevitable de la vida.
Change is an inevitable part of life.
Here, 'inevitable' is used to signify a concept that naturally occurs and cannot be prevented in various contexts, suggesting a universal truth.
Aceptaron con calma la inevitable verdad.
They calmly accepted the inevitable truth.
In this statement, 'inevitable' qualifies 'truth,' underscoring its unavoidable acceptance once realized, often implying a challenging acknowledgment.
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