undisputable

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un·dis·put·able | \ ˌən-di-ˈspyü-tə-bəl

Definition of undisputable

: incapable of being questioned or disputed : indisputable undisputable proof/evidence

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Recent Examples on the Web Center Cameron Krutwig, the conference’s player of the year, and Lucas Williamson, the MVC defensive player of the year, were contributing freshmen four seasons ago and are undisputable team leaders now. — Shannon Ryan, chicagotribune.com, "Loyola is back in March Madness for the first time since that improbable 2018 Final Four journey — and Sister Jean wants to be too," 13 Mar. 2021 Yet after 10 brilliant rounds Friday night, a sole spot in boxing's lore for the two-time Olympic gold medalist, WBC and WBO Junior Middleweight champ and Flint native became undisputable. — J.l. Kirven, Detroit Free Press, "Claressa Shields continues assault on women's boxing with dominant win, wants revenge next," 6 Mar. 2021 The simple, undisputable fact is that tariffs always and everywhere cause prices to rise. — Iain Murray, National Review, "Tariffs Are Bad, Especially during a Pandemic," 17 Aug. 2020 The excellence of his shooting stroke is undisputable. — Dallas News, "Seth Curry’s career sample size has reached validity status: Quite an addition for Mavericks," 24 July 2020 The long-term economic benefits of the Industrial Revolution were undisputable. — Carl Benedikt Frey For Cnn Business Perspectives, CNN, "The robot revolution is here. Prepare for workers to revolt," 26 July 2019 His brilliance in the cage is undisputable, yet so are the endless controversies that follow him. — Justin Barrasso, SI.com, "UFC 239 Burning Questions: Is Daniel Cormier Next if Jon Jones Wins?," 5 July 2019 Hot take alert: Aladdin is an undisputable top-three Disney movie. — Max Meyer, SI.com, "Expect the Unexpected in a Wide-Open Pac-12 Tournament," 6 Mar. 2018

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