inevitability (Meaning)

Wordnet

inevitability (n)

the quality of being unavoidable

Webster

Impossibility to be avoided or shunned; inevitableness.

The inevitability of death loomed over her, casting a shadow upon her days.
The relationship's demise had an almost inevitable quality, as if it were destined to fail from the start.
The impending storm was met with a collective sigh of resignation, acknowledging its inevitability.
The gradual decline of the empire was an inevitability, brought about by internal strife and external pressures.
The inevitability of climate change propelled scientists to seek solutions with a sense of urgency.
As the clock ticked down, the inevitability of the game's outcome became apparent.
The inevitability of change left many feeling uncertain and adrift in a rapidly evolving world.
The inevitability of pain and suffering taught her the importance of resilience and acceptance.
The pandemic exposed the inevitability of global interconnectedness, highlighting the shared challenges and responsibilities of humanity.
The inevitability of progress brought with it both opportunities and challenges, demanding adaptability and foresight.

the quality of being unavoidableImpossibility to be avoided or shunned; inevitableness.

likelihood, certainty, inevitableness, probability,ineluctability,inexorability

uncertainty, uncertainty, preventability,improbability, unlikelihood, preventability, improbability, unlikelihood, dubiousness, dubiousness

The inevitability of death loomed over her, casting a shadow upon her days.

The relationship's demise had an almost inevitable quality, as if it were destined to fail from the start.

The impending storm was met with a collective sigh of resignation, acknowledging its inevitability.

The gradual decline of the empire was an inevitability, brought about by internal strife and external pressures.