Examples of using Inescapable in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
The inescapable hulk!
And danger inescapable.
One thing is clear though, Gregory is indestructible and inescapable.
You are the inescapable result of your tragedy.
Now then, Hercule, what is the inescapable conclusion?
It's an inescapable fort, like Alcatraz.
It's just, I have got this inescapable feeling.
There's an inescapable parallel between us, both my father and I have cancer.
No, this is about arbitrary, inescapable death.
A sad but inescapable fact of human history is that war drives technology.
A word synonymous with gory and inescapable death.
That hierarchy is the inescapable supremacy of nuclear weapons over conventional.
And it all feels like one long, inescapable moment.
It is a grim but inescapable fact that our world lives under the shadow of global terrorism.
But up there in the Cosmos, an inescapable perspective awaits.
Here then is the problem which we present to you, stark and dreadful and inescapable.
Globalization has become an inescapable reality of our times.
The inescapable conclusion is that official development assistance, in the form of long-term development assistance, remains vital for the renewal of the continent.
The next day at noon, the inescapable Suzanne pounced on me.
The maintenance of international peace and security was becoming increasingly complex and no effort should bespared to avert the danger of a nuclear war and its inescapable consequences.
The Organization therefore faces an inescapable imperative for reform and revitalization.
How can I escape this inescapable device if I can't get to the key? I can try each number possible on the rollers.
The singular risk of liver damage is also inescapable when taking A-Bombs.
Monitoring the SnapChat social networking app inescapable presently, the social app is moving in the hands of cyber bullies, cyber predators and to cyber criminals.
Secondly, community imperfections arise from inescapable heterogeneity in a community.
Life itself is the ultimate catch 22, inescapable and water-tight in every possible way imaginable.
The Commission recalled that on several occasions it considered the summary records as an inescapable requirement for the procedures and methods of its work.
This demographic shift is a reality- inescapable, predictable and quantifiable.
The Government of President Fujimori faced an inescapable obligation to guarantee the viability of the State.