undeniable

adjective

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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His approach gives the action scenes and fight choreography in Deadpool 2 an undeniable sense of energy and fun, but for the most part the movie plays things straightforward. — Bryan Bishop, The Verge, "Deadpool 2 proves the first movie was no fluke," 15 May 2018 For two brief but undeniable spans, Mike Trout never has been worse as a baseball player while putting together what might be by some measures the greatest season of all time. — Jeff Miller, latimes.com, "Angels have been maddening with their consistent inconsistency," 2 July 2018 By contrast, the crisis facing the migrants themselves is wrenching and undeniable. — Eric Levitz, Daily Intelligencer, "We Owe Central American Migrants Much More Than This," 21 June 2018 For all of our pride in being citizens of the United States — a nation founded on the very idea that a free people should not be ruled by kings and queens — there is an undeniable and lasting allure associated with monarchies. — Bob Kustra And The Reader’s Corner Team, idahostatesman, "Reader’s Corner: Best-selling biographer reveals an intimate look at Prince Charles | Idaho Statesman," 21 Apr. 2018 But in recent years their role in voting has become undeniable. — Danny Hakim, New York Times, "Mexico’s Hardball Politics Get Even Harder as PRI Fights to Hold On to Power," 24 June 2018 And there was a basic observation about the future of Embiid and Simmons that was becoming increasingly undeniable as Philly win 20 of its 21 final games. — Andrew Sharp, SI.com, "The Sixers and a Summer Full of Questions," 10 May 2018 That became undeniable in the wee hours of September 19, a Saturday morning, when the Japanese parliament (the Diet) passed a series of historic—indeed, once unthinkable—bills, despite massive protests on the streets of Tokyo. — Bill Powell, Newsweek, "How Shinzo Abe Became Postwar Japan's Most Consequential Leader," 29 Sep. 2015 Whitney Houston’s talent was undeniable, and, sadly, so were her demons. — Melinda Newman, Billboard, "'Whitney' Director Kevin Macdonald on Capturing Houston's Magical Rise and Tragic Fall," 3 July 2018

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