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inevitably

[in-ev-i-tuh-blee] / ɪnˈɛv ɪ tə bli /
ADVERB
unavoidably
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Example Sentences

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When he goes out with his famous friends like Michael Bublé and people inevitably flock to them, he said, “I’m glad it’s not me.”

From Los Angeles Times

What constitutes a threat is context-specific, but systems developed in one context inevitably carry their initial assumptions to their new location.

From Salon

David Kirsch at the University of Maryland said estimates of Musk's wealth are inevitably "highly speculative" because a large share depends on equity assets whose valuations depend on whether anticipated growth pans out.

From Barron's

But he added an "overly deferential" approach to engaging with them would "almost inevitably creates political challenges or missed positive opportunities".

From BBC

Styles’ submission to the beat on “Kiss All the Time” will be difficult to maintain as the pop-star machinery revs inevitably to life behind it.

From Los Angeles Times