in·exo·rable [ɪˈneksərəbl̩] ПРИЛ. form
1. inexorable (cannot be stopped):
- inexorable
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2. inexorable (relentless):
- inexorable person
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- inexorable person
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He saw the steady, inexorable movement of mankind away from nature.
en.wikipedia.org Automobile manufacturers were making the inexorable move to downsized, lighter, more fuel efficient cars with better aerodynamic performance.
en.wikipedia.org The contribution of agriculture, forestry, and fishing as a share of total production continued its inexorable decline, to 6.1 percent from 12.2 percent in 1973.
en.wikipedia.org But history is inexorable, and we must record "facts" as they are.
en.wikipedia.org Though he continues to play, and extends his consecutive-game streak to a seemingly insurmountable record, his physical condition continues its inexorable decline.
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