without question

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

Example Sentences

Here's another one - and without question it's the biggest head-wrecker of the lot.

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General Assembly last week — probably the longest speech ever delivered by a U.S. president in that forum, and without question the most unhinged — requires facing a difficult truth.

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There will be a resurrection, without question.

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Without question, that tactic grabbed attention in the general and council elections: "He does these photo opportunities where he comes across as a slightly embarrassing dad, but he can do serious speeches about foreign affairs and care and hold his own – we are going to keep doing all of those things."

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But these are the sentiments of a writer, without question.

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