Definition of "inescapable" []

• Impossible to escape or avoid; inevitable: inescapable consequences. See Synonyms at certain. (adjective)

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• "Over the years although he has never worked with a piano teacher, Granville has developed a style built on a combination of classical technique and what he describes as "inescapable present day modality shaped by a tumultuous emotionality.""
• "Cube, Saw, Demons, The Exterminating Angel all feature hapless victims locked in inescapable situations - a guaranteed formula for suspense that we like to call "shooting fish in a barrel.""
• "Both bows produced astounding speeds, but both also exhibited certain inescapable drawbacks compared with most other bows, namely:"