elkerülhetetlenek

elkerülhetetlenek is a Hungarian word that translates to "unavoidable" or "inevitable" in English. It is a plural adjective, meaning it refers to multiple things that cannot be escaped or prevented. The singular form of the word is "elkerülhetetlen".

The concept of elkerülhetetlenek often appears in discussions about fate, destiny, or the natural progression of events. It suggests a sense of predetermination or that certain outcomes are simply bound to happen, regardless of individual actions or desires. For example, one might speak of the elkerülhetetlenek of aging or the elkerülhetetlenek consequences of certain actions.

In literature and philosophy, the idea of the elkerülhetetlenek can be explored through themes of determinism versus free will. It can also be used to describe situations where the outcomes are so strongly dictated by circumstances that resistance is futile. The word carries a weight of finality and a lack of agency. When something is described as elkerülhetetlenek, it implies that all possibilities of avoiding it have been exhausted or that it is a fundamental aspect of reality.