inescapable
adjective C2- Impossible (unable) to avoid or escape; not escapable.
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Residents experienced an inescapable infiltration of fine dirt, which coated their furniture, ruined their meals, and made breathing exceptionally difficult.
Their fundamental premise asserts that while a complete lack of options induces misery, an endless proliferation generates profound, inescapable anxiety.
This pervasive, creeping indecision is largely driven by the inescapable economic concept of opportunity cost, which quietly haunts every selection we make.
The foul stench permeated every corner of the suffocated city, creating an inescapable and profoundly debilitating ordeal for both the affluent and the impoverished.
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