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inexorable
impossible to stop, prevent, or persuade
Synonyms
- relentless
- unstoppable
- unyielding
Antonyms
- yielding
- flexible
- preventable
inexorable in a sentence
The inexorable advance of the wildfire forced the town to evacuate.
The historian traced the empire's inexorable decline across several generations.
Where it comes from
From Latin inexorabilis, meaning 'not moved by entreaty.'
Memory hook
INEXORABLE will not be EXHORTED to stop or change course.
Read it in context
- The Ninth Spring Nature
- The Late Correction Arts
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