unavoidable; inexcusable
“Más allá de sus intenciones futuras, el bribón e inexcusable acto de su candidatura –luego del ilegítimo e ilegal desconocimiento de la voluntad popular diáfanamente manifestada con el triunfo electoral de Juan Pablo Guanipa–, cuyo lógico resultado fue el de su aplastante y aleccionadora derrota, dejó un nuevo sabor amargo en el mundo opositor.” — Beyond his future intentions, his candidacy’s rogue and inexcusable action—after the illegitimate and illegal disregard for popular will clearly manifested with Juan Pablo Guanipa’s electoral triumph—logically resulted in his crushing, sobering defeat and left a new bitter taste in the opposition.
Synonyms: inescapable, inevitable, insoslayable
Antonyms: evitable, excusable
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