inexorable
adjective
inexorableness
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a word derived from
inexorable.
Example Sentences
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The whole thing presented itself to the mind in the light of some huge joke; and yet, behind the joke, lay a curious sense of inexorableness.
From Antony Gray,—Gardener by Leslie Moore
Hartmut was given to the father unconditionally, and Falkenried barred the mother's every effort with iron inexorableness.
From The Northern Light by E. Werner
Whatever perplexity he felt as to the inexorableness of her course—however little he penetrated its motive—she saw that it unmistakably tended to strengthen her hold over him.
From House of Mirth by Edith Wharton
Magic prayers, consisting of a few mystic syllables of whose meaning the worshiper may be quite ignorant, are the means for overcoming the inexorableness of "ingwa," both for this life and the next.
From Evolution Of The Japanese, Social And Psychic by Sidney Lewis Gulick
He will defend the inexorableness of his reasoning, but the premises may change.
From Creative Intelligence Essays in the Pragmatic Attitude by Boyd H. Bode
