All 14 Uses of
inevitable
in
Interview with the Vampire
- Yet I cannot say it was inevitable from the moment that he stepped into that room.†
Part 1 *inevitable = certain to happen
- No, indeed, it was not inevitable.†
Part 1
- An artist, stealing paints from a store, for example, imagines himself to have made an inevitable but immoral decision, and then he sees ' self as fallen from grace; what follows is despair and petty irresponsibility, as if morality were a great glass world which can be utterly shattered by one act.†
Part 1
- "I should have known," he said, "that it was inevitable, and I should have seen the signs of it coming.†
Part 1
- And yet it was inevitable that her long silence would thus be broken.†
Part 1
- So what she saw more graphically then was what all men knew: that death will come inevitably, unless one chooses ....this!†
Part 1inevitably = with certainty that it will happen
- Since the day she'd begun to question him, this-whatever it was to be-was inevitable.†
Part 1inevitable = certain to happen
- We had our favorite streets, gardens, corners, but inevitably we reached the outskirts of the old city and saw the rise of swamp.†
Part 1inevitably = with certainty that it will happen
- This was my chant, which I repeated like a rosary, a charm to change the facts, her inevitable disillusionment with our quest, which left us in this limbo where I felt her drawing away from me, dwarfing me with her enormous need.†
Part 3inevitable = certain to happen
- It seemed dust, perfectly, and so to have a pleasing, inevitable form.†
Part 3
- It seemed dust, perfectly, and so to have a pleasing, inevitable form.†
Part 3
- The vampire who made me was everything that I truly believed evil to be: he was as dismal, as literal, as barren, as inevitably eternally disappointing as I believed evil had to be!†
Part 3inevitably = with certainty that it will happen
- Nothing that wasn't merely inevitable.†
Part 4inevitable = certain to happen
- I thought quietly of all' the things I might say to him, how I might remind him that he was immortal, that nothing condemned him to this retreat save himself, and that he was surrounded with the unmistakable signs of inevitable death.†
Part 4
Definition:
certain to happen (even if one tried to prevent it)