inexorable [in'eksərəbl]

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a. adamant��grim��intransigent��relentless

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1. Conducting adult education in the institutions of high learning is the inexorable trend of social development and education in our country.
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2. With the development of education and the progress of reform, ruling the education becomes an inexorable trend of the development of modern education.
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3. In the course of constructing socialist modernization, carrying forward the modernization of man is an inexorable requirement for the development of man in the early stage of socialism.
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adj.
  1. not to be placated or appeased or moved by entreaty
  2. impervious to pleas, persuasion, requests, reason

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