indisputable

With the complete camera record, he mapped out an indisputable timeline.
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The damage leaps across natural firewalls, leaving an indisputable trail of destruction.
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But it is indisputable that the captain is the only person responsible for the ship.
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It's undeniable that this Congress won't come to its senses; it's indisputable that the president can – and should – act.
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And Georgian wines have become the indisputable gold standard of the region.
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They stand as silent witnesses whose testimony must be taken as indisputable.
The Harp of God|J. F. Rutherford
The proof that this is so is open, manifest, and indisputable.
Our Master|Bramwell Booth
She recognized that whether he asserted it or not, he had established an everlasting and indisputable claim upon her.
The Chalice Of Courage|Cyrus Townsend Brady
It would certainly be much more to the credit of society if their authenticity were not so indisputable.
The History of Prostitution|William W. Sanger
The following night (4th February), however, this fact was indisputable.
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British Dictionary definitions for indisputable

indisputable

/ (ˌɪndɪˈspjuːtəbəl) /

adjective

beyond doubt; not open to question

Derived Formsindisputability or indisputableness, nounindisputably, adverb

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Word Origin and History for indisputable

indisputable

adj.

1550s, from Late Latin indisputabilis, from in- "not, opposite of, without" (see in- (1)) + disputabilis (see dispute). Related: Indisputably.

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