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He saw, we believe, the inevitable collision and the inevitable issue.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, VOLUME 59, NO. 367, MAY 1846VARIOUS
Hour by hour I was beginning to realize one of the inevitable results of Time.
SUMMER CRUISING IN THE SOUTH SEASCHARLES WARREN STODDARD
But if Wright did not understand me, as I hoped he would not, my husband did, and his inevitable "Meow!"
MAVIS OF GREEN HILLFAITH BALDWIN
The Americans, in the mean time, were vigorously preparing for what they conceived to be inevitable—a war.
SECRET HISTORY OF THE COURT OF ENGLAND, FROM THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE THE THIRD TO THE DEATH OF GEORGE THE FOURTH, VOLUME I (OF 2)LADY ANNE HAMILTON
But the minor triad, as an artistic and not purely acoustic phenomenon, is an inevitable thing.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 13, SLICE 1VARIOUS
She loved Anne Champneys, she admired Hayden exceedingly, and that they should marry each other seemed natural and inevitable.
THE PURPLE HEIGHTSMARIE CONWAY OEMLER
An incautious start or the sweep of a hand pocket-ward, and the outburst would be inevitable.
THE PORTAL OF DREAMSCHARLES NEVILLE BUCK
If something of the mildew of time is stealing over the Waverley Novels, we must regard that as all but inevitable.
HOURS IN A LIBRARY, VOLUME I. (OF III.)LESLIE STEPHEN
Here, then, is the protection against organised European economic aggression, the armour for the inevitable trade conflict.
THE WAR AFTER THE WARISAAC FREDERICK MARCOSSON
In the next instance—that of Martin Luther—we have just this conjuncture of circumstances, with the inevitable result.
RELIGION & SEXCHAPMAN COHEN

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