Inexorably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INEXORABLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an inexorable manner; inflexibly.
ADVERB:
• INEXORABLE, not to be moved by entreaty or persuasion
• in a way that is impossible to stop or prevent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not to be persuaded, moved, or stoppe; relentless

Words related to INEXORABLY

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How to use INEXORABLY in a sentence

• All she knew was that youth, moment by moment, was dropping down inexorably behind her.
• Under his glove of velvet was a hand of iron, which would fall inexorably alike on the New England Puritans and the followers of Bacon.
• All he could think of was that the hour in which he must disgrace Ray Longstreth was slowly but inexorably coming.
• Joe stood for a few minutes and watched a glowing veil withdraw inexorably up the red brick tower of the church.
• They were nevertheless inexorably severe in administering justice.
• He felt inexorably kept to the path he had chosen, for all the waning of his rage.
• She was married to a man who quietly but inexorably got what he wanted, and it was her good fortune that he wanted her to have the best of everything.
• Again and again she had lived through that awful moment when Varick had pushed her over the edge of the embankment, to roll quickly, softly, inexorably, into the icy-cold water.
• In another hour she was less than a mile astern, creeping inexorably nearer.
• To give a spice plant or a coffee plant to a stranger, was an offence inexorably punished with death.
• And now Philip was dead! The severance, which she had persuaded herself was only temporary, was on a sudden rendered inexorably complete and eternal.
• The Past inexorably drew him into the circle of these other lives, and the little human dread Vance woke in him seemed just then insignificant by comparison.
• And whether Leroux held me in his present power or not, inexorably I was heading for his own objective.
• But not a word came from the tug, moving silently, inexorably upon him like, some black, implacable monster.
• I fancy that Bjoernson, sharing this view, has with full deliberation made Svava boldly and inexorably truthful, frank as a boy and as uncompromisingly honest as a man.
• The interval during which a decision so momentous, so rich in promise, must be taken is steadily and inexorably shrinking.
• The mighty process already referred to had to pursue inexorably its course.
• If, however, the bond is physical and nothing more, it is sure to be only temporary, and must inexorably end in separation.
• The twin processes of internal disintegration and external chaos are being accelerated and every day are inexorably moving towards a climax.
• And if the days dragged, and the great, lone land seemed to close in and press inexorably upon her, she would have to be patient, very patient.
• The laws of population, then, inexorably refuse the indefinite, or even the remote antiquity of mankind, and vindicate Moses as a writer of truthful history.
• Kyral did not move, but inexorably held out the three fingers.
• In these two forces the secret must lie, since for centuries faith had ruled inexorably, only to be replaced by electricity which promised to rule quite as inexorably.
• Bold be the critick, zealous to his trust, Like the firm judge inexorably just.
• They submitted with a secret repugnance to the mysterious and supreme bond which kept the sexes inexorably together.
• His fancy ran on that august world, the peerage, to which the lady belonged, and which was so inexorably placed above the inferior world, the common people, of which he was one.
• It was in vain to be a Rhadamanthus with the bells, and if an unfortunate bell rang without leave, to have it down inexorably and silence it.
• But inexorably Burke dragged him to his feet and turned him till he stood before Sylvia.
• The magnates of Staten Island, however, involved as they were in the general shipwreck of property and credit, were inexorably deaf to his eloquence.
• Softly, inexorably, the door that had begun to open to her closed.
• He felt himself inexorably condemned, tacitly compelled to pronounce his decision then and there.
• Ah, Miss Elsworth! How shall I express my delight in finding that Time, who deals so inexorably with us, has been induced to favour you.

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