“Inevitably” in Japanese
Short answer
Inevitably in Japanese is “必定” (hitsujou). Full meaning: inevitably, certainly.
Other ways to say “Inevitably” in Japanese
やむ得ず
yamuezu unavoidably, inevitably, necessarily, reluctantly, against one's will
やむを得ず
yamuwoezu unavoidably, inevitably, necessarily, reluctantly, against one's will
否応なしに
iyaounashini whether one likes it or not, inevitably, unavoidably, compulsorily, by force
余業無く
yogyounaku unavoidably, necessarily, inevitably
余儀なく
yoginaku unavoidably, necessarily, inevitably
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