Inescapably: meaning, definitions and examples

Use 'inescapably' in contexts where something is bound to happen and there's no way to prevent or avoid it, sometimes implying a more dramatic sense of fate.

• The storm was inescapably approaching the island
• They were inescapably linked by their shared past

Use 'inevitably' to describe events or outcomes that are certain to happen because they are natural, logical, or unavoidable consequences.

• With such heavy rains, the river will inevitably overflow
• Inevitably, the truth came out

Use 'unavoidably' in situations where there is no way to prevent something from happening, often regarding practical or physical limitations.

• The meeting was unavoidably delayed due to traffic
• Unavoidably, some errors occur in every study