indubitableness Antonyms
Strongest:
- disputable
- controversial
- answerable
- questionable
- negotiable
- debatable
- arguable
- uncertain
- disputable
- problematical
- uncertain
- controversial
- controvertible
- controvertible
- refutable
- disputed
- doubtful
- disputed
- refutable
- problematic
- moot
- problematic
- problematical
- moot
- doubtful
- debatable
- questionable
- answerable
- arguable
- negotiable
Strong:
- doubtable
- theoretical
- inconclusive
- contradictable
- academic
- inconclusive
- speculative
- theoretic
- equivocal
- theoretical
- iffy
- iffy
- hypothetical
- equivocal
- dubious
- indecisive
- speculative
- debated
- ambiguous
- theoretic
- indecisive
- hypothetical
- ambiguous
- contradictable
- dubious
- doubtable
- academic
- debated
Weak:
Meaning of indubitableness
indubitableness (n.)
The state or quality of being indubitable.
indubitableness Sentence Examples
- The indubitableness of the evidence presented in court left no room for doubt.
- The scientist's findings were based on irrefutable proof, establishing their indubitableness.
- The sincerity of the witness's testimony was deemed indubitable, swaying the jury.
- The historian's research uncovered long-lost documents, providing indubitable proof of the past.
- The mathematical equation had an indubitable solution, leaving no margin for error.
- The forensic examiner's report provided indubitable evidence of the suspect's involvement.
- The indubitableness of the forensic evidence rendered the case closed.
- The expert's testimony on the subject was considered indubitable, lending credibility to their arguments.
- The accuracy of the data was indubitable, allowing for confident decision-making.
- The indubitableness of the contract's terms protected both parties from any misunderstandings.
FAQs About the word indubitableness
The state or quality of being indubitable.
definite, irrefutable, unanswerable, conclusive, indisputable, irrefragable, incontestable, unarguable, undeniable, positive
disputable, controversial, answerable, questionable, negotiable, debatable, arguable, uncertain, disputable, problematical
The indubitableness of the evidence presented in court left no room for doubt.
The scientist's findings were based on irrefutable proof, establishing their indubitableness.
The sincerity of the witness's testimony was deemed indubitable, swaying the jury.
The historian's research uncovered long-lost documents, providing indubitable proof of the past.
