Wondering how to use Inevitably in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning and synonyms such as necessarily or needs.
Inevitably in a sentence
Inevitably meaning
- In a manner that is impossible to avoid or prevent.
- As usual; predictably; as expected.
Synonyms of Inevitably
Example sentences (20)
But they inevitably suffer some of the consequences if their father endangers other people’s lives by driving drunk.
It will ultimately put more pressure on the offense to score points, because the defense will inevitably allow more.
Are you favoring Alex Shelley or Josh Alexander when they inevitably wrestle for the Impact World Championship?
Inevitably, it’s the kind of environment that results in corporates adopting a single-minded focus on generating leads.
And when I inevitably slip, I’ll glance at that charred ultrasound photo to remind myself what really matters.
For that reason, I can't recommend selling puts until the shares inevitably fall in price from current levels.
But it would inevitably mean the end of the Jewish state, as Jews became a minority within the single state’s population.
Macron later said reforms inevitably caused protests, citing recent rallies by Dutch farmers against environmental plans.
As for some Israelis being shot by IDF soldiers, that may well be true, because war inevitably includes collateral damage.
But as time progresses, the founder inevitably retires or leaves a legacy behind in the hands of successors.
If allowed to occur, it will inevitably involve the US in a possible war confronting two theatres, Europe and Indo-Pacific.
Like the wool long coat Luther inevitably slips back into, it feels like Elba never stopped playing the role, to begin with.
GRC tools are also useful for preventing and addressing that will inevitably impact your systems, resources, and stakeholders.
I, for one, am fascinated to see where the stars that will inevitably follow Chanel to our city end up.
As the litigation moves forward, Jones inevitably will be questioned under the oath, in a deposition.
It’s fundamental, given the interruptions that having one inevitably brings to diaries and schedules.
It’s unclear at this point what exactly the Rams do to pad the landing once McVay inevitably leaves.
In my book, this tweet was not only offensive, but inevitably questioned the BBC’s impartiality.
It was also pointed out that Burnley might live to regret it if they don’t strengthen in January, should relegation inevitably follow.
I try my best to be calm and think things through before speaking, but I inevitably reach a limit and can’t seem to help getting angry.
Common combinations with inevitably
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- will inevitably 41×
- would inevitably 11×
- and inevitably 7×
- that inevitably 7×
- are inevitably 6×
- is inevitably 6×
- inevitably the 6×
- it inevitably 6×
- inevitably lead 5×
- inevitably going 5×
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