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- noun The state or condition of being
evitable .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Mrs. Clinton probably still will be the nominee, and her brush with evitability may leave her better prepared for the rigors of a general election campaign than Kerry was.
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Then it was Dean's inevitable until he inevitably becomes evitable, at which point evitability is itself evitable, then it became well he's behind now but his money and organization still dominate his rivals'.
~ Angry Bear 2004
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P.S. Just a week ago, Matt Y. predicted that Dean's moment of inevitability would be followed by an inevitable moment of evitability which would be followed by victory.
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P.S. Just a week ago, Matt Y. predicted that Dean's moment of inevitability would be followed by an inevitable moment of evitability which would be followed by victory.
~ Angry Bear 2004
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She felt an odd calm settle over her, a resignation of sorts, an acceptance of the in - evitability of chance and fate.
The Elf Queen of Shannara Brooks, Terry 1992
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I. Berlin, Historical In - evitability (Oxford, 1954).
CAUSATION IN HISTORY PATRICK GARDINER 1968
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