Modifies a noun

• march: Yawar Abbas reports on his team's inexorable march toward the final.. .

• decline: The seemingly inexorable decline of the churches is a tragic episode in the history of the West.

• logic: I have been forced into these conclusions by the inexorable logic of my own special branch of physics.

• rise: The seemingly inexorable rise in energy prices has been brought into sharp public focus.

• fate: To give up hope and regard ourselves as the sport of an inexorable fate is not Liberty.

• slide: During the 1920s James Joyce was forced to watch the inexorable slide into madness of his adored daughter Lucia.

Modifying Another Word

• seemingly: The seemingly inexorable rise in energy prices has been brought into sharp public focus.

• apparently: The climate was set on a path of apparently inexorable warming, perhaps beyond the powers of today's politicians to reverse.

• equally: The story, the diegesis of cinema, was equally inexorable from beginning, through middle to end.

• almost: This historical process seems to follow an almost inexorable logic.

• so: Oberlander apparently functions within a machine so inexorable that his own freedom and moral orientation just don't seem to count.