inevitabilmente

inevitably

adverb ee-neh-vee-TAH-beel-men-teh Rare

Usage Note

Inevitabilmente is formed from the adjective inevitabile plus the suffix -mente, the standard Italian adverb-forming suffix (like English '-ly'). It modifies verbs or entire clauses and typically appears after the verb or at the start of a sentence for emphasis: Inevitabilmente, succede sempre così (It always happens this way, inevitably).

Examples

"Quella scelta porterà inevitabilmente a problemi."

Natural Translation

That choice will inevitably lead to problems.

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