Inescapable means something that cannot be avoided, evaded or escaped from. It is a condition or situation that is unavoidable and inevitable, no matter what actions are taken to try and avoid it.
Usage examples
The young girl found herself trapped in an inescapable maze, unable to find her way out.
The consequences of his actions were inescapable, leading to severe penalties and loss of reputation.
The gripping suspense in the novel made it an inescapable page-turner that kept readers hooked until the end.
Despite her best efforts, Sarah felt an inescapable sense of loneliness after moving to a new city.
The global pandemic had an inescapable impact on the economy, resulting in widespread job losses and financial struggles.
Regardless, there is one inescapable conclusion of the analysis; homebirth increases the risk of neonatal death by a factor of 3 or more. (skepticalob.com)
And behind such theological and cosmic questions was always the more immediate, inescapable fact of man's stupidity, squalor, futility, and sin, seeming to deny outright a high estimate of his worth. (religion-online.org)
There's also an element of randomness in most boss battles, which serve to make repeat attempts feel fresh, but at the same time, on some of the more chaotic bosses, the RNG stars can align to place you in inescapable situations, which can be frustrating. (windowscentral.com)