undeniable

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un·de·ni·able | \ ˌən-di-ˈnī-ə-bəl

Definition of undeniable

1 : plainly true : incontestable an undeniable fact

2 : unquestionably excellent or genuine an applicant with undeniable references

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The band's popularity is undeniable.

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