inexorable

• Beschreibt etwas, das sich nicht aufhalten oder verhindern lässt; unerbittlich und unnachgiebig.

Describes something that is impossible to stop or prevent; relentless.

1. Impossible to stop or preventC1formal

   Continuing without possibility of being stopped; relentless.

   Unaufhaltsam

   • The inexorable march of time cannot be reversed.
   • The disease followed its inexorable course despite treatment.
   • The inexorable rise of sea levels threatens coastal cities.

   Synonymeimplacableinflexiblerelentlessunbendingunrelentingunremittingunstoppableunyielding

   Antonymeavoidablebiddableflexiblepreventablestoppableyielding

2. Unpersuadable or unyieldingC2formal

   Not capable of being persuaded by entreaty or request; inflexible.

   Unbeugsam

   • The judge was inexorable in his sentencing.
   • Her inexorable determination led her to success.
   • The dictator remained inexorable to the pleas for mercy.

   Synonymeadamantimplacableinflexibleintransigentobduraterelentlessremorselessstubbornunappeasableunbendingunrelentingunyielding

   Antonymecompliantflexiblemercifulpersuadableplacabletractableyielding