Translation of Slovak word "neodvrátiteľný" to English
neodvrátiteľný
/ɲɛɔdvraːcitɛʎniː/
How to use
Adjective declined according to the pekný pattern. Means inevitable, fatal, or incapable of being turned aside / averted. Closely related to neodvratný, frequently modifying solemn existential or historical nouns like osud (destiny/fate), úpadok (decline), or skutočnosť (reality).
🇬🇧 English
inevitable / inescapable
Example sentence
Striedanie ročných období je neodvrátiteľný prírodný proces.
The change of seasons is an inevitable natural process.
Historický vývoj priniesol neodvrátiteľný spoločenský pokrok.
Historical development brought inevitable social progress.
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Common phrases
- neodvrátiteľný osud— inescapable / inevitable fate
- neodvrátiteľný úpadok— inevitable decline / downfall
- neodvrátiteľná skutočnosť— inescapable / unavoidable reality
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What does the Slovak word "neodvrátiteľný" mean?▼
The Slovak word "neodvrátiteľný" means "inevitable / inescapable" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Striedanie ročných období je neodvrátiteľný prírodný proces." (which translates as "The change of seasons is an inevitable natural process.").
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