indubitable

/in'dju:bitəbl/
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indubitable

The evidence presented was indubitable.

Definition

Adjective: Too obvious or certain to be doubted; unquestionable.

Usage

"Indubitable" is a formal adjective used to describe something that is so clearly true or certain that it cannot be doubted. It is often used to emphasize the absolute certainty of a fact, piece of evidence, or conclusion.

Examples
  • The authenticity of the document was indubitable, as it was verified by multiple experts.
  • There is indubitable proof that he was present at the scene.
  • Her talent as a musician is indubitable.
Advanced Usage
  • Indubitable truth/fact/evidence: Used to modify nouns that represent something known or proven.
    • The jury was convinced by the indubitable evidence presented by the prosecution.
  • It is indubitable that...: A formal construction to state an undeniable fact.
    • It is indubitable that climate change poses a significant threat to our planet.
Variants and Related Words
  • Indubitably (adverb): Without doubt; certainly.
    • She is indubitably the best candidate for the job.
Synonyms
  • Unquestionable
  • Undeniable
  • Incontrovertible
  • Irrefutable
  • Certain
Antonyms
  • Doubtful
  • Questionable
  • Dubious
  • Uncertain
indubitable

The evidence presented was indubitable.

Adjective
  1. too obvious to be doubted

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