infrustrableadj.
/ɪnˈfrʌstrəb(ə)l/ rare.
Not frustrable; that cannot be frustrated or rendered ineffectual.
ΘΚΠ
the mind > will > necessity > [adjective] > inevitable
uneschewablec1374
unscapablea1382
ineschewable1412
inevitablec1430
intreatable1509
unevitable1539
forcible1574
inextricable1576
unavoidable1577
resistless1590
unshunning1593
unavoided1597
inexorable1600
unpreventablea1601
fatal1605
irrenitible1605
unvoided1612
unescapable1614
shunlessa1616
unshunnablea1616
ineluctable1623
unpreventible1632
undefensablea1642
undeclinable1652
indeclinable1658
ineludible1662
avoidlessa1668
inavoidable1670
infrustrable1677
unhinderable1678
wardless1693
unfrustrable1714
unparryable1770
inescapable1792
inexcludible1817
unproscribable1817
unprecludible1825
undeliverable1843
inevasible1846
scapeless1850
deviceless1851
escapeless1855
unevadable1857
ineliminable1875
inavertible1885
unavertible1897
voidless1908
1677 T. Gale Court of Gentiles: Pt. IV iv. 354 A wil universally efficacious, infrustrable, indefectible, and necessary in causing.
1892 N. Smyth Christian Ethics i. iii. 158 A moral order no less infrustrable, and as universal in its dominion.
Derivatives
inˈfrustrably adv. irresistibly.
ΘΚΠ
the mind > will > necessity > [adverb] > inevitably
uneschewablyc1374
without defencec1430
inevitably1447
unscapablyc1449
necessarlya1500
no remedy1531
unavoidably1608
indeclinably1624
unevitably1624
unpreventablya1639
need1641
unfrustrably1654
ineluctably1655
inavoidably1674
unhinderably1678
resistlessly1725
inevadibly1842
infrustrably1861
undivertibly1866
inescapably1881
unescapably1882
deterministically1885
indissuadablya1894
ineludibly1893
1861 W. Cuningham Theol. Reform. (1862) 560 The preservation of the whole ship's company..was infallibly and infrustrably certain.
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