inevitability

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• /ɪˌnɛvɪtəˈbɪlɪti/
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• CMU ARPABET: IH2 N EH2 V IH0 T AH0 B IH1 L IH0 T IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree English inevitable Proto-Indo-European *-teh2 Proto-Indo-European *-ts Proto-Indo-European *-teh2ts Latin -itāsder. Old French -itebor. Middle English -ite English -ity English inevitability From inevitable + -ity.

29 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: qaçılmazlıq — the condition of being inevitable
• Dutch: onvermijdelijkheid — the condition of being inevitable
• Finnish: väistämättömyys — the condition of being inevitable
• Georgian: გარდაუვალობა (gardauvaloba) — the condition of being inevitable
• German: Unvermeidlichkeit — the condition of being inevitable
• German: Zwangsläufigkeit — the condition of being inevitable
• German: Unausweichlichkeit — the condition of being inevitable
• Greek: αναπόφευκτο (anapófefkto) — the condition of being inevitable
• Hindi: अपरिहार्यता (aprihāryatā) — the condition of being inevitable
• Hungarian: elkerülhetetlenség — the condition of being inevitable
• Japanese: 不可避 (fukahi) — the condition of being inevitable
• Japanese: 必然 (hitsuzen) — the condition of being inevitable
• Japanese: 必然性 (hitsuzensei) — the condition of being inevitable
• Romanian: inevitabilitate — the condition of being inevitable
• Russian: неизбе́жность (neizbéžnostʹ) — the condition of being inevitable
• Russian: неотврати́мость (neotvratímostʹ) — the condition of being inevitable
• Spanish: inevitabilidad — the condition of being inevitable
• Swedish: oundviklighet — the condition of being inevitable
• Swedish: ofrånkomlighet — the condition of being inevitable
• Ukrainian: немину́чість (nemynúčistʹ) — the condition of being inevitable
• Ukrainian: невідворо́тність (nevidvorótnistʹ) — the condition of being inevitable
• Dutch: onvermijdelijkheid — an inevitable condition or outcome
• Finnish: väistämättömyys — an inevitable condition or outcome
• German: Zwangsläufigkeit — an inevitable condition or outcome
• German: Unausweichlichkeit — an inevitable condition or outcome
• Greek: αναπόφευκτο (anapófefkto) — an inevitable condition or outcome
• Romanian: inevitabilitate — an inevitable condition or outcome
• Swedish: oundviklighet — an inevitable condition or outcome
• Swedish: ofrånkomlighet — an inevitable condition or outcome