Translation of Slovak word "neodvratný" to English
neodvratný
/ɲɛɔdvratniː/
How to use
Adjective declined according to the pekný pattern. Means inevitable, inescapable, or unavoidable (incapable of being averted). Typically modifies dramatic or somber events like neodvratný koniec (inevitable end), neodvratná katastrofa (unavoidable disaster), or neodvratný pád (imminent collapse).
🇬🇧 English
inevitable / unavoidable
Example sentence
Jeho odchod z funkcie sa napokon ukázal ako neodvratný.
His departure from office ultimately proved inevitable.
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Common phrases
- neodvratný koniec— inevitable end
- neodvratná katastrofa— unavoidable disaster / catastrophe
- neodvratný pád— inevitable fall / collapse
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The Slovak word "neodvratný" means "inevitable / unavoidable" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Jeho odchod z funkcie sa napokon ukázal ako neodvratný." (which translates as "His departure from office ultimately proved inevitable.").
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