uncontradicted

American  

[uhn-kahn-truh-dikt-id] / ˌʌnˌkɑn trəˈdɪkt ɪd /

adjective

1. not contradicted; not disputed.

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Example Sentences

Logsdon argued that an Idaho statute states, “The grand jury ought to find an indictment when all the evidence before them, taken together, if unexplained or uncontradicted, would, in their judgment, warrant a conviction by a trial jury.”

From Seattle Times

Atkins ruled the sole, uncontradicted evidence at the trial was that the student was excluded from male facilities because of his female genitalia.

From Washington Times

Burke ruled that Alabama had produced no credible evidence to show that transitioning medications are “experimental” while, “the uncontradicted record evidence is that at least twenty-two major medical associations in the United States endorse transitioning medications as well-established, evidence-based treatments for gender dysphoria in minors.”

From Seattle Times

Transcripts of Djokovic’s interview with Border Force officials and his own affidavit revealed a “repeated appeal to the officers with which he was dealing that to his understanding, uncontradicted, he had done absolutely everything that he understood was required in order for him to enter Australia,” Wood said.

From Seattle Times

“It is uncontradicted,” attorney Peter Quijano wrote in a heavily-redacted 27-page sentencing memorandum filed Wednesday, that Saab and the intermediary came up with ”this wire-transfer method in order to hide Saab’s payments to U.S. attorneys from prying eyes in Venezuela.”

From Seattle Times