Synonyms for inescapable
ˌɪn əˈskeɪ pə bəlin·escapable

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1. ineluctable, inescapable, unavoidableadjective

   impossible to avoid or evade:"inescapable conclusion"

   "an ineluctable destiny"; "an unavoidable accident"

   Synonyms:
   unavoidable, ineluctable

   Antonyms:
   avertable, avertible, avoidable, evitable

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1. List of paraphrases for "inescapable":

   inevitable, unavoidable, ineluctable, unshirkable, bounden, inexorable, imprescriptible, undeniable

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1. Nikki Pagano:

   Before social media, there might have been an unpleasant interaction at school and that’s mostly where it stops, now, that interaction carries over to home and is inescapable. Instead of one person making you feel bad, there may be something posted online and peers may be seeing or even ‘liking’ this post.

2. Ashley Jones:

   As a Black woman in America, racism is absolutely inescapable. It shows up in all the little places and all the big places and all the places you don't expect. Sometimes it's in a textbook. Sometimes it's in a purse grabbed as I walk by, sometimes it's in a question about my hair, my skin, if anyone believes we have even come close to solving issues of racism and discrimination, they're mistaken. If I'm afraid to go for a run, go buy a snack, go to sleep in my own bed behind my own locked door, we aren't finished working yet.

3. Rich Reppeto:

   The electrification of the securities industry is a continuing, inescapable trend.

4. John Harris:

   We all have an inescapable moral duty: To continue with scientific investigation to the point at which we can make a rational choice. We are not yet at that point. It seems to me, consideration of a moratorium is the wrong course. Research is necessary.

5. Greg Clark:

   The inescapable conclusion of an extensive analysis is that ... the costs that would be incurred by consumers and taxpayers would be so much higher than alternative sources of low carbon power, that it would be irresponsible to enter into a contract with the provider.