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inevitably

/ɪnˈevɪtəbli/adverb

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अनिवार्य रूप से, निश्चित रूप से, जैसा होना ही था

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adverb
  1. 1

    as is certain to happen and cannot be avoided

    अनिवार्य रूप से, निश्चित रूप से, जैसा होना ही था

    • Inevitably, the price of vegetables rose after the floods.
    • Such careless driving will inevitably lead to an accident.
    • Changes in technology will inevitably affect jobs.
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    • If you skip revision, you will inevitably forget the formulas.
    • Inevitably, the old tree fell during the storm.

    Synonyms unavoidably necessarily certainly naturally surely

  2. 2

    as you would expect

    जैसी उम्मीद थी, हमेशा की तरह

    • Inevitably, the conversation turned to cricket.
    • When the rains came, the roads were inevitably flooded.
    • Inevitably, the guests arrived late for the wedding.
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    • As the match dragged on, the crowd inevitably grew restless.
    • Inevitably, there was a long queue at the temple on Sunday.

    Synonyms predictably as expected

§Structures (grammar patterns) 4

Inevitably, + clause

At the start of a sentence, inevitably means as is certain to happen. It comments on the whole sentence.

वाक्य के आरंभ में 'inevitably' का अर्थ वैसा ही है जैसा निश्चित रूप से होना ही था। यह पूरे वाक्य पर टिप्पणी करता है।

  • Inevitably, the match went into extra time.
  • Inevitably, some students failed.

verb + inevitably

After a verb, it shows that a result cannot be avoided.

Verb के बाद यह बताता है कि परिणाम अपरिहार्य है।

  • Rising prices inevitably affect the poor.
  • Change will inevitably come.

inevitably + lead to / result in

It is often placed before lead to and result in to show a sure effect.

निश्चित प्रभाव दिखाने के लिए यह प्रायः 'lead to' और 'result in' से पहले आता है।

  • Poor planning will inevitably lead to delay.

as inevitably happens / as inevitably as

These longer forms compare the certainty to something else.

ये लंबे रूप निश्चितता की तुलना किसी अन्य बात से करते हैं।

  • Winter followed autumn as inevitably as night follows day.
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inevitably + verb

lead toresult infollowarisehappencause

  • Heavy rain inevitably leads to waterlogging in the city.

adverb phrase + inevitably

almostvery nearlymore or lesssooner or laterin time

  • Sooner or later, the truth will inevitably come out.

inevitably + comparison

inevitably moreinevitably lessinevitably slowerinevitably higher

  • Costs rise inevitably higher during festivals.

Inevitably + sentence start

Inevitably,And inevitably,Almost inevitably,

  • Almost inevitably, the bus was late.
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  • Inevitably, the old road collapsed during the monsoon.

अनिवार्य रूप से, पुरानी सड़क मानसून के दौरान टूट गई।

  • Radhika's hard work inevitably paid off.

राधिका की कड़ी मेहनत ने अनिवार्य रूप से फल दिया।

  • Without savings, a medical emergency will inevitably cause debt.

बचत के बिना, कोई चिकित्सा आपातकाल अनिवार्य रूप से कर्ज़ पैदा करेगा।

  • The meeting inevitably ran late.

बैठक अनिवार्य रूप से देर तक चली।

  • New technology inevitably changes the way we work.

नई तकनीक अनिवार्य रूप से हमारे काम करने का तरीका बदलती है।

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Inevitably, naturally and unavoidably all show that something could not have been prevented.

Inevitably, naturally और unavoidably तीनों बताते हैं कि किसी बात को रोका नहीं जा सकता था।

inevitably

As was bound to happen.

जैसा होना ही था।

  • Inevitably, the price went up.

naturally

As you would expect; less strong.

जैसी अपेक्षा हो; कम तीव्र।

  • Naturally, she was upset.

unavoidably

In a way that could not be avoided, often about delay or absence.

ऐसे ढंग से जिसे टाला न जा सके, प्रायः देरी या अनुपस्थिति के लिए।

  • He was unavoidably absent.
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Something that cannot be avoided is inevitable.

जिस चीज़ को टाला न जा सके, उसे inevitable कहते हैं।