adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
the inescapable/inevitable conclusion (= one that is very obvious, although you may not like it )
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The inescapable conclusion was that the country needed a change of leadership.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
conclusion
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Is the inescapable conclusion , therefore, that the régime finds itself between the devil and the deep blue sea?
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For those with limited experience of overseas Test matches, especially in the subcontinent, this is the inescapable conclusion .
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The inescapable conclusion was that people were continually managing to think it up for themselves.
fact
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Chief amongst these had been the inescapable fact that she must get rid of Rose Cottage.
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Since the beginning of time, work has been for many people a terrible, inescapable fact of life.
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But the myth was more entertaining when dull but inescapable facts were omitted.
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Beyond grief and shock, there is the inescapable fact that life is unalterably changed.
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It completely beggared belief, yet it was an inescapable fact .
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I believe that the Government understand those inescapable facts .
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It is more an argument against inescapable facts about heredity itself!
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The conclusion is inescapable . This was an accidental drug overdose and not a suicide.