unvermeidlich
inevitable
The German word 'unvermeidlich' is used to describe something that is certain to happen and cannot be avoided. It is often used in the context of events or situations that are beyond one's control. For example, one might say 'Der Tod ist unvermeidlich' (Death is inevitable), meaning that death is a certainty that cannot be avoided.
Example sentences using: unvermeidlich
Es ist unvermeidlich, dass du älter wirst.
It is inevitable that you get older.
This example demonstrates that 'unvermeidlich' can be used to express inevitability or certainty about an event, in this case, the process of ageing.
Der Regen ist unvermeidlich, also nehmen wir den Schirm mit.
The rain is inevitable, so we take the umbrella.
This statement is using 'unvermeidlich' to indicate the certainty of a future event (the rain), and thus prompting an action in response (taking the umbrella).
Veränderungen sind unvermeidlich in einem sich schnell verändernden Umfeld.
Changes are inevitable in a rapidly changing environment.
This sentence uses 'unvermeidlich' to denote the certainty of changes occurring in a dynamic environment, emphasizing the continuous and constant nature of change.