Definition of undeniable
1 : plainly true : incontestable an undeniable fact
2 : unquestionably excellent or genuine an applicant with undeniable references
undeniableness
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Examples of undeniable in a Sentence
The band's popularity is undeniable.
Recent Examples of undeniable from the Web
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What struck me from the first meeting was his energy and his undeniable passion.
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If women historically struggled to make their voices heard and their opinions known, Austen prevailed as a result of her undeniable skill.
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The bias is undeniable: Left-wing professors and students predominate, while conservative thought is often ignored, sometimes marginalized, and occasionally forbidden by oppressive speech codes or threatening mobs.
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Jr. is a wide-eyed kid who made some bad choices, the administration’s allies concede, but his now-undeniable desire to collude with Russia never materialized.
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There's no way to know, but there's an undeniable undertone of loathing in each and every one of his on-camera interactions with his family members, something I'd once attributed to him not enjoying the limelight, but which feels more sinister now.
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The Japanese influence throughout the city is undeniable.
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But the home’s historical significance is undeniable.
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Qualifications for this year’s 30 Under 30 list include being under the age of 30 (duh), currently working at a restaurant/cafe/bar/brewery/distillery/farm/bakery, etc. and, finally, undeniable awesomeness.
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First Known Use of undeniable
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UNDENIABLE Defined for English Language Learners
undeniable
playDefinition of undeniable for English Language Learners
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: clearly true : impossible to deny
UNDENIABLE Defined for Kids
undeniable
playDefinition of undeniable for Students
: clearly true : impossible to deny an undeniable fact
undeniably
\-blē\ adverb He was undeniably right.Learn More about undeniable
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