inevitably

inévitablement

D’une manière qu’on ne peut ni empêcher ni éviter.

En anglais simple : In a way that cannot be prevented or avoided.

• Everyone inevitably grows older.
• Heavy traffic inevitably causes delays.
• These changes will inevitably affect local businesses.

Synonymes : unavoidably, necessarily

Expressions courantes : inevitably lead to, inevitably result in, will inevitably happen, inevitably change

comme prévu, immanquablement

Indique qu’une chose s’est produite comme on s’y attendait, souvent de façon agaçante.

En anglais simple : Used to say that something happened just as you expected, often in an annoying way.

• Inevitably, Ben arrived late again.
• We planned a picnic, and inevitably it rained.
• Inevitably, someone complained about the choice of music.

Synonymes : predictably, as expected, as usual

Contraires : unexpectedly

Expressions courantes : inevitably late, inevitably someone complains