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impossible to avoid or resist
- Death is the ineluctable fate of all living beings.
- The rise of automation seems ineluctable in modern industries.
- She faced the ineluctable truth of her situation with quiet resolve.
- The passage of time is ineluctable, no matter how we try to slow it.
- His downfall was the ineluctable result of years of corruption.
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