unavoidable; inescapable; inevitable
Used for situations, outcomes, or consequences that cannot be avoided or escaped. Often appears in formal or written contexts.
This problem is unavoidable.
The challenge is how to manage unavoidable risks.
Similar meaning, but 不可避 is more common and slightly more formal. 回避不能 emphasizes the impossibility of avoidance, while 不可避 is a general term for inevitability.
The native Japanese equivalent, more conversational and widely used in everyday speech.
Compound of 回避 (avoidance) and 不能 (impossible). The word follows standard Sino-Japanese word formation patterns.