Inexorably is the adverb form of inexorable(adjective) which is from the Latin inexorabilis, which means 'that which cannot exhorted.' (Latin exora, to entreat)
To exhort is to entreat, to urge, to advise strongly or earnestly.
So inexorably means relentlessly, something which cannot be stopped by persuasion, something which is immovable by entreaty, nor, by inference, by any other means.
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Inexorably can also be used in a negative sense, e.g. cruelly, without any pity or mercy.
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Inexorable means unyielding or unalterable. So it pretty much means that you can't change your fate.
Inexorable in a sentence:"The directions North and South are inexorable, meaning their locations cannot be changed, therefore they are unalterable."The meaning of inexorable is: unchangeable, unalterable, and unable to be persuaded.
Inexorable means unable to be changed. Inflexible and unrelenting are two synonyms of inexorable. "Despite his pleas for forgiveness, Bob's inexorable father still grounded him for a week."
The boy was inexorable in his journey into adulthood.
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"The directions North and South are inexorable, meaning their locations cannot be changed, therefore they are unalterable."The meaning of inexorable is: unchangeable, unalterable, and unable to be persuaded.
the inexorable recession in the economy led so many people to lose their jobs.
The fighter plane began it's inexorable journey to destruction after being hit by a rocket.
Do you mean, what literary or dramatic theme? Try being trapped by inexorable fate. Or if you mean, what musical theme, take your pick.
Persistent, unyielding, inexorable, insistent
Opposed, inexorable and unappeasable are all synonyms for irreconcilable.
(adj.) - not capable of being influenced by persuasion or entreaty; unrelenting