ineluctable

I, too, am drawn by this ineluctable desire to become sentimental about John and Paul.

But our relationship took on an ineluctable momentum, and by October, I was pregnant.

It’s meant to provide an ineluctable link between the modern event and the ancient Greek original on which it was initially modelled.

Associated economic theories about the ineluctable rise of worldwide free market capitalism took on a similar sheen of invincibility and inevitability.

She drains the terrible scene of histrionics and elevates it into something concerning but calm, quiet, almost ineluctable.