unavoidably

English

Etymology

From unavoidable +‎ -ly.

Pronunciation

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Adverb

unavoidably (comparative more unavoidably, superlative most unavoidably)

1. In an unavoidable manner.
   • 1958 January, 'Borderer', “Ten Years of British Railways”, in Railway Magazine, page 12:

     The task was made trebly difficult, however, by the badly run-down condition in which the railways of Britain had been unavoidably left at the end of the war in 1945, […] .

Synonyms

• (in an unavoidable manner): inevitably, perforce

Translations

in an unavoidable manner

Afrikaans: onvermydelik Albanian: pashmangshmërisht (sq) Catalan: inevitablement Czech: nevyhnutelně Danish: uomgængeligt French: inévitablement (fr), inéluctablement (fr) Georgian: გარდაუვალად (gardauvalad) Greek: σίγουρα (el) (sígoura), αναπόδραστα (el) (anapódrasta), αναπόφευκτα (el) (anapófefkta), αναπότρεπτα (el) (anapótrepta) Hungarian: óhatatlanul (hu), elkerülhetetlenül (hu) Italian: inevitabilmente (it), impreteribilmente, inderogabilmente (it), imprescindibilmente (it), obbligatamente (it) Polish: nieuchronnie (pl) Portuguese: inevitavelmente Romanian: inevitabil (ro) Russian: немину́емо (ru) (neminújemo), неотврати́мо (ru) (neotvratímo) Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: не̏избје̄жно Roman: neizbježno (sh) Spanish: inevitablemente (es), ineludiblemente Ukrainian: немину́че (nemynúče)