Question

read the passage. the author writes about a trip he took to niagara falls. a massive set of waterfalls on the border of the united states and canada. from niagara falls i could not get out of my mind the thought of a friend who said that the rainbows over the falls were like the arts and beauty and goodness. with the river, with its multitudinous waves and its single current, likens itself to a life, whether of an individual or of a community. a mans life is of many flashing moments, and yet is one stream, a nations flows through all its citizens, and yet is more than they. in such comparisons that in the heart the river, with its spray, but unable to stay or direct or affect it, and ceasing when it ceased in all. i regard the stream of life - caused by it, thrown upon its spray, but unable to stay or direct or affect it, and ceasing when it ceased in all. choose the meaning of the word inevitably. word in passage meaning of word inevitably

Explanation:

In the passage, "inevitably" describes the ending as certain, matching "certainly".

Answer:

certainly