unavoidably

[uhn-uh-void-uhb-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that cannot be avoided; necessarily.

Example Sentences

People tell themselves stories to live, to haul out that Joan Didion quote once again, which unavoidably requires making up stories about other people.

From Los Angeles Times

Right off the bat, one thing that is unavoidably cringe about protests is that people who aren’t young are uniformly uncool.

From Salon

And there are, unavoidably, two arrests that made a lot of headlines, and which said more about the investigators than the investigated.

From Los Angeles Times

While many government agencies are unavoidably enmeshed in the nation’s polarizing political tug of war, the parks are among the few public places where people of all stripes can escape.

From Los Angeles Times

In “Magnolia,” life is fundamentally, unavoidably, incandescently dramatic.

From Los Angeles Times