Unvermeidlich
Example: In dieser Situation ist ein Fehler unvermeidlich geworden.
Definition
"Unvermeidlich" describes something that cannot be avoided or prevented, often referring to events or outcomes that are certain to happen. For example, in the phrase 'In dieser Situation ist ein Fehler unvermeidlich geworden,' it means a mistake has become unavoidable in this situation.
Etymology
The word "unvermeidlich" comes from the German prefix 'un-' meaning 'not,' combined with 'vermeidlich,' derived from the verb 'vermeiden,' which means 'to avoid.' The root 'meiden' traces back to Old High German 'meidan,' meaning 'to shun or avoid.' Thus, "unvermeidlich" literally means 'not avoidable.' Did you know? The verb 'vermeiden' shares origins with the English word 'mid,' which once meant to separate or divide.
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"Unvermeidlich" appears in the Vocaplus list "German - General - (C1) - set 2", containing 116 commonly used words.
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