inevasible
Definition
Adjective - Impossible to avoid or escape: "inevasible" describes something that cannot be evaded or sidestepped; it is unavoidable or inescapable.
Usage Examples
- (The truth that cannot be avoided or escaped.)
- (A natural principle that cannot be evaded.)
- (The results that could not be avoided.)
Advanced Usage
"inevasible fate": a destiny that cannot be altered or avoided.
- The hero struggled against his inevasible fate, but ultimately accepted it. (A fate that is inescapable.)
"inevasible obligation": a duty or responsibility that must be fulfilled.
- Paying taxes is an inevasible obligation for all citizens. (An obligation that cannot be evaded.)
Variants and Related Words
Inevasibly (adverb): in a manner that cannot be avoided.
- The deadline approached inevasibly, forcing everyone to work faster. (In an unavoidable way.)
Evasive (adj): tending to avoid something; not direct.
- His evasive answers made the interviewer suspicious. (Answers that avoid the topic.)
Evade (verb): to escape or avoid something.
- She tried to evade the question by changing the subject. (To avoid answering directly.)
Synonyms
- Unavoidable: impossible to avoid.
- Inescapable: unable to be escaped.
- Inevitable: certain to happen; cannot be prevented.
Related Idioms
No way out: a situation with no possibility of escape.
- The trapped climber realized there was no way out of the crevasse. (No possibility of escape.)
Write in stone: fixed and unchangeable.
- The schedule is not written in stone, but the deadline is inevasible. (The deadline is unchangeable.)
Phrasal Verbs
Face up to: to accept and deal with something unavoidable.
- He had to face up to the inevasible reality of his illness. (Accept the unavoidable truth.)
Come to terms with: to accept an unavoidable situation.
- She finally came to terms with the inevasible loss of her job. (Accepted the unavoidable loss.)