Synonyms:
inevitably, necessarily, of_necessity, needs
Meaning: in such a manner as could not be otherwise; "it is necessarily so"; "we must needs by objective"
Synonyms:
inescapably, ineluctably, inevitably, unavoidably
Meaning: by necessity; "the situation slid inescapably toward disaster "
Usage examples
Some of the ponies are not turning out so well as I expected; they are slow walkers and must inevitably impede the faster ones.
She would inevitably have gone down under the wheels, if Philip, who had swiftly followed her, had not caught her arm and drawn her up.
How it would be proved he could not tell, but he knew that this would inevitably be logically proved to him, and he awaited the proofs.
It was into this going on as he was that they relapsed, and really for so long a time that the day inevitably came for a further sounding of their depths.
The big wedge of ice to which the ship is holding on the outskirts of the Bay can have very little grip to keep it in and must inevitably go out very soon.
Seeing that they would inevitably lose several of their braves if they made any hostile demonstration, they chose the discreet part of best policy, and departed.
This must inevitably happen if, after the rider has fired, among the score or so of passing bullets, one of them, perchance, took a peculiar fancy for a vital organ of his horse.
The time will come and is inevitably coming when all institutions based on force will disappear through their uselessness, stupidity, and even inconvenience becoming obvious to all.
Thus, evil--or error and its consequences--is the firstborn son of the union of two opposing faculties, instinct and reflection; good, or truth, must inevitably be the second child.
She was looking at him with a certain amount of demand--and Ransford, who had always known that some moment of this sort must inevitably come, felt that she was not going to be put off with ordinary excuses.