Inexorable
adjective
Impossible to stop or prevent
“The decay of the oldest scrolls was inexorable — nothing Holt tried could slow it down.”
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What does inexorable mean?
Commonly confused with
- NotEasily reversed
- NotQuickly repaired
- NotSurprisingly minor
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