adjective
definition
Impossible (unable) to avoid or escape; not escapable.
Examples of inescapable in a Sentence
The island prison was famed for being inescapable.
Back to Top late ambushes Late " ambushes " are a regrettable but occasionally inescapable feature of litigation.
Nevertheless, his combat experience must, as it did with millions of others, have proved indelible and ultimately inescapable.
It may be a belief or idea which repels us, which we are unwilling to accept but which seems inescapable.
A little further on, the dominance of poison became inescapable on the garden " care " shelves.
However, his claustrophobic world and the huge pressure to conform proves inescapable.
There was, however, one inescapable common bond of empire and that was the supremacy of the British legislature.
The thoughts of the carelessly discarded bodies he'd strewn across American were inescapable.
Next, we can view our tendency to speak of God as personal as a piece of inescapable but privileged anthropomorphism.
The reality is that they are condemned to a lifetime of poverty overshadowed by an inescapable burden of unpayable debt.
There are no bubbling fondues, giggling chalet maids or popping corks, just the inescapable soundtrack of ski touring.
Such incidental benefit seems to be almost inescapable with non-charitable organizations receiving this service.
External pressures, internal temptations so inescapable that we just can't sustain our faith?
Furthermore, violence and retribution are shown as inherent in the illness itself and thus inescapable.
Unlike a genre like classic rock, a rap song might be inescapable one day and nowhere to be seen the next.
Looking for the secret of the living heart, he was driven by a seemingly inescapable logic toward the dead, dismantled heart.
No doubt this impressive coin-edge detail cornerstones the Tag Heuer model making it inescapable.