unquestionable

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adjective un·ques·tion·able \ ˌən-ˈkwes-chə-nə-bəl , -ˈkwesh- \

Definition of unquestionable

:not questionable :indisputable

unquestionable evidence

unquestionable integrity

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unquestionably

play \ˌən-ˈkwes-chə-nə-blē, -ˈkwesh-\ adverb

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Examples of unquestionable in a Sentence

a person of unquestionable integrity
His influence on modern art is unquestionable.

Recent Examples of unquestionable from the Web

Others argue Mueller, a former U.S. Marine who served 12 years as Director of the FBI under both President Bush and Obama, brings impeccable credentials and unquestionable integrity.

— the washington post, NOLA.com, "National security adviser H.R. McMaster ousts second senior official on NSC," 2 Aug. 2017
Others argue Mueller, a former U.S. Marine who served 12 years as Director of the FBI under both President Bush and Obama, brings impeccable credentials and unquestionable integrity.

— the washington post, AL.com, "National security adviser H.R. McMaster ousts second senior official on NSC," 2 Aug. 2017
Others argue Mueller, a former U.S. Marine who served 12 years as Director of the FBI under both President Bush and Obama, brings impeccable credentials and unquestionable integrity.

— the tylt, cleveland.com, "Do you trust special counsel Robert Mueller to be impartial?," 1 Aug. 2017
Kelly’s patriotism is unquestionable, but as is the case with the members of the Trump family who still hold key posts, his political loyalty is to the Donald and not to a set of ideas or an institution.

— jonathan s. tobin, National Review, "Trump’s Deal with the Establishment Is Over," 31 July 2017
DEFENSE Tegray Scales, linebacker Scales’ resume is unquestionable at this point.

— zach osterman, The Courier-Journal, "Insider: If IU football takes another step forward, it will be because of these guys," 25 July 2017
Foster the People’s keyboard player, Isom Innis, will step on stage July 29 for his band’s headlining set at the Mo Pop Festival with unquestionable Detroit cred.

— troy reimink, Detroit Free Press, "Mo Pop artist spotlight: Foster the People," 22 July 2017
But not, unfortunately, for relegating his unquestionable genius to an auxiliary plotline.

— sophie gilbert, The Atlantic, "Will Is Flagrantly Silly, Glam-Rock Shakespeare," 10 July 2017
As Thavis noted, Pell's guilt has yet to be proven, but his influence in the Vatican is unquestionable.

— daniel burke, CNN, "The Pope's 'blind spot' on sexual abuse," 29 June 2017

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