impreventable (Meaning)
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impreventable (a.)
Not preventable; invitable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of impreventable
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
impreventable Sentence Examples
- The impending natural disaster was deemed impreventable, leaving residents in a state of despair.
- Despite all safety precautions, the accident turned out to be impreventable, claiming several lives.
- The spread of the contagious disease was impreventable, infecting entire communities in a matter of days.
- The economic downturn was an impreventable consequence of the global pandemic.
- The conflict between the two nations became impreventable, leading to widespread destruction and loss of life.
- The collapse of the building was impreventable due to the severe structural defects that had gone unnoticed.
- The catastrophic wildfires were impreventable as strong winds and dry conditions combined to create an inferno.
- The floodwaters rose to impreventable levels, inundating entire neighborhoods and causing widespread damage.
- The rise in sea levels has become impreventable, posing a major threat to coastal populations.
- The outbreak of violence was impreventable, fueled by years of simmering tensions and a lack of dialogue.
FAQs About the word impreventable
Not preventable; invitable.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The impending natural disaster was deemed impreventable, leaving residents in a state of despair.
Despite all safety precautions, the accident turned out to be impreventable, claiming several lives.
The spread of the contagious disease was impreventable, infecting entire communities in a matter of days.
The economic downturn was an impreventable consequence of the global pandemic.
