inexorability

/ɪnˈɛksɚɹəbˈɪlᵻɾi/ noun C2 ✓

The quality or state of being inexorable.

Word Origin The noun form of inexorable, from Latin 'in-' (not), 'ex-' (out), 'orare' (to pray) — literally 'the quality of not being able to be prayed out of.' It's the state of being utterly unmovable. The same root 'orare' connects to adore, orator, and peroration (the concluding part of a speech). The breakdown in+ex+or+abil+ity shows the core idea: not-out-plead-able-ness.

noun The quality or state of being inexorable. C2 ✓ countable

The inexorability of aging is a universal truth that everyone must eventually face.

(名词) 不可阻挡性;不可抗拒性;无情性

衰老的不可抗拒性是每个人最终都必须面对的普遍真理。

(sustantivo) inexorabilidad [La calidad o estado de ser inexorable.]

La inexorabilidad del envejecimiento es una verdad universal que todo el mundo debe eventualmente enfrentar.

(nom) inéluctabilité; caractère inexorable; irrémédiabilité [Caractère de ce qui est inexorable ; impossibilité d'arrêter ou de prévenir.]

L'inexorabilité du vieillissement est une vérité universelle à laquelle chacun doit finir par faire face.

(Substantiv) Unaufhaltsamkeit; Unerbittlichkeit [die Eigenschaft, unaufhaltsam, unabänderlich oder nicht zu verhindern zu sein.]

Die **Inexorability** des Alterns ist eine universelle Wahrheit, der sich jeder stellen muss.

(名詞) 容赦がないこと、止めることができないという性質や状態。

老いの避けがたさは、誰もが最終的に向き合わなければならない普遍的な真理である。

(substantivo) inexorabilidade [A qualidade ou estado de ser inexorável.]

A **inexorabilidade** do envelhecimento é uma verdade universal que todos eventualmente devem enfrentar.

Word parts: in + ex + or + abil + ity

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