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incapable of being evaded; inescapable: an ineluctable destiny.
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Ineluctable
is a GRE word you need to know.
So is ineffable. Does it mean:
| incapable of being expressed |
| entering another's domain |
Example Sentences
- The first is simply the ever-changing, ineluctable tissue of songs that are popular.
- The cradle advises, however, that this will ultimately fail through the ineluctable exigencies of demography.
- Fact is that electronic social integration is ineluctable.
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ineluctable
1623, from L. ineluctabilis "unavoidable, inevitable," from in- "not" + eluctari "to struggle out of," from ex- "out" + luctari "to struggle."
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