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单词 inescapable
释义
inescapable
(ɪnɪskpəbəl )
adjective
If you describe a fact, situation, or activity as inescapable, you mean that it is difficult not to notice it or be affected by it.
The economic logic of reform is inescapable.
A sense of imminent doom was inescapable.
Synonyms: unavoidable, inevitable, certain, sure  
inescapably (ɪnɪskpəbli ) adverb
It is inescapably clear that they won't turn round.
Collocations:
inescapable feeling
Yet, just after half-time, there must have been an inescapable feeling of déjà vu for their emotionally exhausted followers.
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However, there was an inescapable feeling that this wasn't his natural habitat.
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This rids you of seemingly inescapable feelings of guilt and, better yet, strengthens those central relationships, both personally and out in the world.
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inescapable logic
Life in nature is nasty, brutish and short - not because of a primal thirst for blood but because of the inescapable logic of anarchy.
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Then there is the inescapable logic of economics.
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But that has always been the inescapable logic of a single currency.
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inescapable part of
But she performed as if it were an inescapable part of her programming: relentlessly professional, highly choreographed and empty of thought.
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Sadness was an inescapable part of the day.
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When people start to lean into and amplify their anxiety, rather than accepting fear and unease as an inescapable part of everyday life?
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Feelings that are by and large useless, perhaps even unhelpful in any practical terms, but are all the same an inescapable part of you?
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By the mid-1950s the package tour was an inescapable part of the travel industry landscape.
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inescapable reality
It's the inescapable reality of riding a bicycle.
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That's just the way of the football world, as much an inescapable reality as the automatic inclination to glamorise attackers in preference to those who do guard duty.
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The music draws the listener into an imagined world, only to have the lyrics turn the attention back toward an inescapable reality.
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How can a busy leader do justice to these inescapable realities?
Christianity Today
He stands between two inescapable realities.
Christianity Today
inescapable truth
The world sometimes seems to forget this inescapable truth.
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And her shyness goes only a little way towards hiding the inescapable truth: that she has become one of the greatest, and most understated, success stories of our time.
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The fraudsters will always be ahead of even the most dextrous advance in consumer protection, an unpalatable but inescapable truth.
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Behind such spectacular presentation, though, lies the inescapable truth that fast ground and a long season can conspire to produce contrary results.
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It's the inescapable truth of adult learning.
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seemingly inescapable
For ages, you've danced around seemingly inescapable conflicts, never quite stating the problem, so never fully resolving it.
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Grim as that sounds, finally you'll grapple with recent seemingly inescapable concerns.
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This rids you of seemingly inescapable feelings of guilt and, better yet, strengthens those central relationships, both personally and out in the world.
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Translations:
Chinese: 逃不掉的
Japanese: 避けがたい
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