Is it exist: "inneverable" or smt like this?
I listen english dialogs and had heard words(or phrase), which sound like "inneverable"("unneverable"). Formed from "never".
Is it possible?
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Hi, do you mean "inevitable"? If so here is the dictionary definition
in·ev·i·ta·ble (n-v-t-bl)
adjective.
1. Impossible to avoid or prevent.
2. Invariably occurring or appearing; predictable:
Examples: The inevitable changes of the seasons.
The tsunami was inevitable.
It was inevitable that the student failed as he did not study for his test.
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