1. the quality or state of being ineluctable; the condition of being impossible to avoid or escape.
Usage: formal; often used in philosophical or literary contexts

Examples

• The ineluctability of death is a theme explored in many philosophical traditions.
• She faced the ineluctability of her decision with quiet resignation.
• The ineluctability of climate change demands immediate global action.
• He recognized the ineluctability of growing older.
• The novel examines the ineluctability of fate versus human free will.
• The ineluctability of technological progress shapes modern society.