
Inescapable
Metaphorical Use
 Often used to emphasize inevitability in debates or discussions. 
The inescapable conclusion is that climate change will affect us all.
 Emotional Weight
 Adds a sense of urgency or seriousness to a situation or fact. 
Faced with the inescapable reality of her illness, she took action.
 Cognitive Aspect
 Used when an idea or fact must be accepted, even if it's hard to believe. 
The evidence pointed to an inescapable truth that shocked everyone.