unavertibly

English

Etymology

From unavertible +‎ -ly.

Adverb

unavertibly (comparative more unavertibly, superlative most unavertibly)

1. Such that it cannot be averted; unavoidably; inexorably.
   • 1966', Helmut Thielicke, Life Can Begin Again: Sermons on the Sermon on the Mount (page 5)

     Jesus wept not only because these were his people who were lurching so unavertibly toward the abyss.