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inevitable
adjective
Certain to occur or impossible to avoid.
THE WORDCRAFT DEFINITION DICTIONARY
adjective
Certain to occur or impossible to avoid.
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With every seat sold, a queue at the entrance was inevitable.
A second display sheet was inevitable once the class fixed sixty entries into a format allowing only thirty per sheet without changing the size or layout.
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