Inevitable in Tagalog

“Inevitable in Tagalog” translates to several terms depending on context: “Di-maiiwasan” (unavoidable), “Sigurado” (certain to happen), “Hindi mapipigilan” (cannot be prevented), and “Tiyak na mangyayari” (bound to occur). Understanding these nuances helps express certainty and unavoidability in Filipino conversations. Discover the full range of meanings and practical applications below.

[Words] = Inevitable

[Definition]:

– Inevitable /ɪnˈɛvɪtəbl/
– Adjective 1: Certain to happen; unavoidable.
– Adjective 2: Invariably occurring or appearing; predictable.

[Synonyms] = Di-maiiwasan, Hindi mapipigilan, Sigurado, Tiyak na mangyayari, Walang pagkakaila, Hindi maililagan, Tiyak, Di-maiwasan, Siguradong mangyayari, Walang pasubali.

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: Change is inevitable in any growing organization.
– Ex1_PH: Ang pagbabago ay di-maiiwasan sa anumang lumalaking organisasyon.

– Ex2_EN: The inevitable conclusion was that the project needed more funding.
– Ex2_PH: Ang tiyak na konklusyon ay ang proyekto ay nangangailangan ng mas maraming pondo.

– Ex3_EN: With such poor planning, failure was inevitable.
– Ex3_PH: Sa ganitong mahinang pagpaplano, ang kabiguan ay hindi mapipigilan.

– Ex4_EN: Death is an inevitable part of life that we must all accept.
– Ex4_PH: Ang kamatayan ay isang di-maiwasang bahagi ng buhay na dapat nating tanggapin.

– Ex5_EN: The inevitable delays caused frustration among the passengers.
– Ex5_PH: Ang tiyak na mga pagkaantala ay nagdulot ng pagkabigo sa mga pasahero.