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undisputed

British  
/ ˌʌndɪˈspjuːtɪd /

adjective

  1. not challenged or questioned; accepted

    of undisputed importance

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Example Sentences

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The original Most Interesting Man campaign was an undisputed success that bled into pop culture.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Springboks are the current undisputed kings of the men's game.

From BBC

Jude Bellingham also became an undisputed first choice after recovering from shoulder surgery, even though the England international's form has been inconsistent.

From Barron's

Littler's domination has only ever been matched by Taylor and Van Gerwen in their primes, but whereas the former's spell as the undisputed number one lasted two decades, the latter's was much shorter.

From BBC

Crawford, who had won titles in four weight classes before moving up to face Álvarez, took all four 168-pound titles on the line in the bout, becoming the undisputed champion at a third level.

From Los Angeles Times