Inevitable

usgb/ɪnˈevɪtəbl/
adjective

Something that is sure to happen and cannot be avoided or prevented.

His rejection was inevitable after such a poor interview
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Often appears as...

  • inevitable result
  • inevitable conclusion
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Certainty Nuance

Expresses high probability of an event, often used for dramatic effect.

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The success of the movie was inevitable due to the famous cast.
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Negative Prediction

Frequently used to imply that an undesirable event is expected.

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His resignation was inevitable after the scandal.
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Not Always Bad

Can also refer to positive events that are bound to occur.

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With her talent, her rise to fame was inevitable.
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certainforegoneimminentindubitableinexorableirresistibleunavoidableunstoppable
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