unavoidable
Two of the teachers were unavoidably absent for a great part of the winter.
She had been unavoidably detained and was unable to attend.
Unavoidably, the country's recovery will be slow.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Inevitable
all roads lead to Romeidiom
baked in
be (only) a matter of timeidiom
be damned if you do and damned if you don'tidiom
be nothing for itidiom
implacability
implacable
implacably
inalienable
inalienably
inexorable
inexorably
insuppressible
it can't be helpedidiom
relentless
seal
unavoidable
unescapable
unstoppable
unstoppably

Examples of unavoidably

unavoidably
Almost unavoidably - for instance, by incidentally looking through the relevant literature - he will discover others who are busy on more or less closely related problems.
This unavoidably washes away any fine structure and gives an uncer tainty of the order of the laser bandwidth on any possible spectral measurement.
Moral progress is possible, but advance will always be piecemeal and constrained by the moral pilgrim's prior (unavoidably flawed) quality of discernment.
As stated by the authors, their procedure will unavoidably lead to underestimates of the true heritability.
People unavoidably interpret practices that are different from their own, the authors stress, and this often leads to negative evaluation.
Yet my argument (unavoidably a preliminary one) will be that the hedge was equally important.
Such large-scale inventories of many little-known species in remote primary rain forest unavoidably suffer from bias due to unequal species detection and sample sizes.
For all, the operation required the identification of an unavoidably primordial everydayness as the site of an unmediated and unadorned state of consciousness.
Almost unavoidably, such a program will leave a property owner with less power than before, even if it compensates her for expropriated property.
Such explanations, which attribute the content of theories to factors absolutely external to them, lead unavoidably (and sometimes intentionally) to relativism.
Note: general field or suction trap collections with high sample numbers often unavoidably exhibit this form of pseudoreplication.
There are, of course, some shortcomings, unavoidably perhaps in a work of this range and scope.
Such a strategy unavoidably results in lost opportunities for high yield in good seasons and wasted inputs in poor seasons.
No surprise there; these are the crude rule-of thumb pieties that unavoidably accompany political movements of all kinds.
This is no church building and the lighting effects remain fairly modest - unavoidably.
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