How to Say "unavoidably" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “unavoidably” is “inevitablemente” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Si no estudias, inevitablemente suspenderás el examen.
If you don't study, you will inevitably fail the exam.
Las discusiones constantes llevaron inevitablemente a la ruptura.
The constant arguments led inevitably to the breakup.
Inevitablemente, la tecnología cambiará nuestra forma de trabajar.
Inevitably, technology will change the way we work.
Making Adverbs with -mente
Just like English adds '-ly' to adjectives (like 'quick' becoming 'quickly'), Spanish adds '-mente' to the end of adjectives to describe how something happens.
Where to put the word
You can put this word at the very beginning of a sentence to set the scene, or right after the verb to describe the action.
Using the adjective by mistake
Mistake: “El problema es inevitablemente.”
Correction: El problema es inevitable. Use 'inevitable' to describe a thing (the problem), but use 'inevitablemente' to describe an action or a whole situation.
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