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inevitable

inevitable, unavoidable, the inevitable

i n e b i ˈt a b l e → inévitable
in not; opposite of + evit to avoid, to prevent + able able to be or be done
adjective Rare #28,648
inevitable, unavoidable Used with both masculine and feminine nouns without changing form.
SP: El cambio es inevitable.
EN: The change is inevitable.
the inevitable Used as a noun, usually with the article lo.
SP: A veces hay que aceptar lo inevitable.
EN: Sometimes you have to accept the inevitable.

Es algo inevitable.

It's inevitable.

— Ponyo y el secreto de la sirenita (2008)

Su muerte parecía inevitable.

His death seemed inevitable.

Lo que pasó en Río de Janeiro era inevitable.

What happened in Rio de Janeiro was inevitable.

— Tropa de Élite (2007)

Te mintió porque era inevitable.

He lied to you because it was inevitable.

— Perfectos desconocidos (2016)

Por fin se dio lo inevitable.

Finally, the inevitable happened.

— Picnic (1955)

Es claramente inevitable.

It is clearly inevitable.

Como marchan las cosas, un conflicto armado podría muy bien ser inevitable.

As things stand, an armed conflict could very well be inevitable.

Su encuentro era inevitable.

Their meeting was inevitable.

Esto parece haber sido inevitable.

This seems to have been inevitable.

Para muchos, el cambio parece inevitable.

For many, change seems inevitable.

Tom aceptó lo inevitable.

Tom accepted the inevitable.

El Ministro de Asuntos Exteriores dijo que la guerra era inevitable.

The Foreign Minister said that war was inevitable.