Definition of undisputed
: not questioned or disputed
- an undisputed theory
- the undisputed king
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Some facts of the case are undisputed: Kelly Norton, whose husband Jim was a lobbyist for Johnson Utilities, set up a consulting company in 2011 called KNB Consulting.
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When coffee shops charge up to $5 per cup, Trader Joe's is easily the undisputed champion of cold brew affordability.
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In the time since Trump won the presidency, however, there are signs that Romney is inclined to defer to the undisputed Republican leader.
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There would simply be no reason to find any substitute for Parmesan cheese, the undisputed heavyweight champion of hard, salty, tangy dairy products.
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Having won every club and individual honor multiple times over and fully established as the undisputed world’s best, Messi and Ronaldo will chase the one honor that has eluded them for 12 years.
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The pebbly skinned Hass variety is the undisputed champion of supermarket avocados.
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Marvel Studios is the undisputed king of comic book movies.
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Coming off of his life-changing win at the 102nd running of the Indianapolis 500, Will Power is the undisputed king of IndyCar.
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First Known Use of undisputed
circa 1627
UNDISPUTED Defined for Kids
undisputed
Definition of undisputed for Students
: not disputed : unquestionable
- the undisputed leader
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