evitable's Usage Examples:

"and forceful intellect all rendered rivalry both inevitable and formidable.

There are snide cops and leggy blondes, and the inevitable dead bodies, which pop up at inconvenient and unexpected moments.

Jessi drew out the inevitable by taking her time to select her food.

The inevitable suspicion arose that this might be a triple-decker CIA cake with Ian Fleming icing to somehow entrap Ramparts.

Whether the show pits each contestant against one another, or couples come to the ranch as their own two-person team, at some point during game play, it's almost inevitable that friendships and alliances form.

Once radical nephrectomy becomes inevitable, renal dialysis or transplant is required (Ref.

Pedantry was an inevitable effect of the early Renaissance.

He is still a great seducer but simply cannot play the romantic writer doomed to inevitable tragedy.

"While thrones were falling or tottering in every country in Europe, it was inevitable that excitement and agitation should prevail in Great Britain.

A trip up to Reesside seems inevitable to resolve the issue.

Here he analyses " abstract ideas," and instructively illustrates the confusion apt to be produced in them by the inevitable imperfection of words.

his tribe of paltry, rapacious and embarrassing Corsicans; his admirably subservient generals; his selfish ministers, docile agents, apprehensive of the future, who for fourteen long years felt a prognostication of defeat and discounted the inevitable catastrophe.

Synonyms:

avertible, avoidable, avertable,

Antonyms:

inevitable, fateful, unavoidable, necessary,