Adjective bomb - Preventable Flashcards
certain to happen; unable to be avoided or prevented.
Inevitable
Example: The conflict between the two countries seemed inevitable given the circumstances.
impossible to avoid or evade; bound to occur.
Unavoidable
Example: The deadline was approaching, and working overtime was unavoidable.
about to happen; impending; unavoidable in the near future.
Imminent
Example: The imminent arrival of the hurricane led to mandatory evacuations.
displaying consistent and unwavering behavior or choices, often in the face of limited alternatives.
Unfaltering
Example: Her unfaltering dedication to the project was impressive.
required by rule, law, or obligation; leaving no room for alternatives.
Compulsory
Example: Attendance at the safety training session was compulsory for all employees.
impossible to escape or avoid; certain to happen.
Inescapable
Example: The inescapable consequences of the decision weighed heavily on his mind.
incapable of being changed or modified; without alternative courses of action.
Unalterable
Example: The unalterable fact was that the product had a critical flaw.
known or predicted in advance; a predetermined outcome with limited alternatives.
Foregone
Example: The foregone conclusion was that he would be promoted to manager.
established or decided in advance; leaving little room for alternative choices.
Predetermined
Example: The predetermined route for the race left little room for strategy.
required to be done or achieved; essential; often implying limited alternatives
Necessary
Example: Rest and relaxation are necessary for maintaining good health.
required as a matter of duty, responsibility, or policy; without alternatives.
Obligatory
Example: It was obligatory for the students to wear uniforms at the school.
