Välttelemätön

Välttelemätön is a Finnish adjective that translates to unavoidable, inevitable, or inescapable in English. It describes something that cannot be avoided or escaped, something that is bound to happen or must be faced. The word is derived from the verb vältellä, meaning to avoid or evade, with the addition of the suffix -mätön, which creates a negative adjective. Therefore, välttelemätön literally means "not able to be avoided."

This term is often used in contexts where a situation or event is perceived as predetermined or without alternative. For instance, one might refer to a välttelemätön consequence of a decision, meaning that the outcome is a direct and unavoidable result of that choice. Similarly, it can describe a natural phenomenon or a significant life event, such as death, which is considered a välttelemätön part of the human experience. The concept of välttelemätön implies a lack of control or agency in preventing a particular outcome. It can also be used to emphasize the necessity or urgency of a situation, suggesting that action must be taken because the alternative is not an option. The adjective carries a sense of finality and immutability.