without question

1. Certainly, undoubtedly, as in Without question he's the best editor we've ever had. [Late 1600s]

Example Sentences

We’ve seen extensive dehumanization in the language used to describe Palestinians and Gaza: passive and obfuscating language, the repetition of slurs and smears against journalists without question or challenge.

From Slate

“I maintain without question that every aspect of my work with Los Angeles County elections and voting equipment was fully legal, transparent, and above board.”

From Los Angeles Times

The mission was Nasa's greatest failure and, without question, its finest hour.

From BBC

A US security contractor who worked for the GHF in May and June 2025 told the BBC on Friday that he had "without question… witnessed war crimes" during that time.

From BBC

And O’Connell punches it into a banger, without question, calling forth an electricity that can only come from one man’s blood memory, Remmick’s.

From Salon