inexorable

But it is where the logic of the situation is inexorably leading.

She was always and finally glad that the door was inexorably sealed upon her secret.

They had been dowering her with the grace of Helen, and now she stood before them inexorably bent on trying out.

For at one time I had as certainly, as inexorably, doomed him as ever I took any resolution in my life.

You could hold it on the tip of a knife; it is inexorably minute.

He replies monotonously, inexorably—“My accounts; I must settle my accounts!”