All 3 Uses
inexorable
in
The Aeneid
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- This day thou either shalt bring back the head And bloody trophies of the Trojan dead; This day thou either shalt revenge my woe, For murther'd Lausus, on his cruel foe; Or, if inexorable fate deny Our conquest, with thy conquer'd master die: For, after such a lord, rest secure, Thou wilt no foreign reins, or Trojan load endure.†
Book 10
- he swims before my sight, Inexorable Death; and claims his right.†
Book 11
- contend In arms with that inexorable fiend?†
Book 12 *
Definitions:
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(1)
(inexorable) impossible to stop, persuade, or change
- (2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)