undeniable
[uhn-di-nahy-uh-buh l]
- incapable of being denied or disputed: undeniable evidence of arson.
- not open to refusal: an undeniable call for help.
- unquestioned as to quality, merit, etc.; indisputably good: undeniable artistic talent.
Origin of undeniable
Synonyms
See more synonyms on Thesaurus.com1. incontrovertible, incontestable, unquestionable; obvious, evident, clear, certain, sure.
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Contemporary Examples
But it performs two distinct functions, both of which are undeniably valuable.
Men, particularly white, heterosexual men, are undeniably in charge.
And they all agreed Blanc was undeniably good at picking up women.
What made it even worse was that the Sex Pistols, musically, were an undeniably great band.
The Rancid Ballad of Johnny Rotten: His Memoir Seethes With Anger—And CharmLegs McNeil
November 20, 2014
Yet Palin—a former local news sports reporter and a current Fox News political commentator—is undeniably telegenic.
Historical Examples
The passenger on his right was a girl—red-haired and undeniably attractive.
No Hiding PlaceRichard R. Smith
And this, as possessing measure, must undeniably also be an art and science?
ProtagorasPlato
That, Monsieur le Comte, was undeniably the action of a cheat.
Bardelys the MagnificentRafael Sabatini
Yet the authoress of "Sour Grapes" was undeniably a successful woman.
Audrey CravenMay Sinclair
She was like an opal—all sparkle when you move it, and at rest dull, most undeniably dull.
Audrey CravenMay Sinclair
undeniably
- in an unquestionable or obvious manner; irrefutably
undeniable
- unquestionably or obviously true
- of unquestionable excellencea man of undeniable character
- unable to be resisted or denied
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Word Origin and History for undeniably
undeniable
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