inexorable — impossible to stop or prevent; relentless and unstoppable
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: impossible to stop or prevent; relentless and unstoppable
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪnˈeksərəbəl/
Korean meaning: 막을 수 없는, 피할 수 없는, 무자비한
Korean pronunciation: 이**넥**서러블
Example Sentences
- My cat's inexorable demand for treats at 3 AM is slowly driving me insane.
- The inexorable rise of coffee prices means I'll have to switch to water soon.
- Climate change represents an inexorable challenge that requires immediate action.
inexorable
ADJECTIVE//ɪnˈeksərəbəl//
impossible to stop or prevent; relentless and unstoppable
The inexorable tsunami destroys everything in its unstoppable path
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Inexorable forces bury what was once adorable and memorable
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Origin
From Latin inexorabilis, derived from the prefix in- (not) combined with exorabilis (able to be moved by entreaty), which comes from exorare meaning to beseech or entreat.
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“My cat's inexorable demand for treats at 3 AM is slowly driving me insane.”
“The inexorable rise of coffee prices means I'll have to switch to water soon.”
“Climate change represents an inexorable challenge that requires immediate action.”
“The inexorable passage of time makes every moment precious.”
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