incontestable (Meaning)
incontestable (a)
incapable of being contested or disputed
incontestable (s)
not open to question; obviously true
incontestable (a.)
Not contestable; not to be disputed; that cannot be called in question or controverted; incontrovertible; indisputable; as, incontestable evidence, truth, or facts.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incontestable
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- refutable
- debated
- academic
- refutable
- indecisive
- doubtable
- debated
- contradictable
- ambiguous
- hypothetical
- indecisive
- theoretic
- academic
- doubtful
- dubious
- ambiguous
- inconclusive
- theoretic
- theoretical
- iffy
- equivocal
- inconclusive
- contradictable
- iffy
- equivocal
- dubious
- speculative
- doubtful
- doubtable
- hypothetical
- theoretical
- speculative
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incontestable Sentence Examples
- The incontestable truth of the situation left no room for doubt.
- Her alibi was incontestable, rendering any accusations futile.
- The evidence presented was incontestable, providing an irrefutable case.
- The verdict was incontestable, confirming the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
- The scientific data was incontestable, proving the theory without question.
- The fact of their connection was incontestable, despite their attempts to deny it.
- The integrity of the document was incontestable, ensuring its authenticity.
- The incontestable nature of the discovery revolutionized the field of medicine.
- The incontestable evidence against the suspect led to a swift arrest.
- The incontestable victory at the tournament showcased the team's undeniable dominance.
FAQs About the word incontestable
incapable of being contested or disputed, not open to question; obviously trueNot contestable; not to be disputed; that cannot be called in question or controve
indubitable, unquestionable, irrefutable, incontrovertible, definite, positive,indisputable, unanswerable, unchallengeable, undeniable
moot, problematical, answerable, negotiable, moot, debatable, problematic, disputed, disputable, controvertible
The incontestable truth of the situation left no room for doubt.
Her alibi was incontestable, rendering any accusations futile.
The evidence presented was incontestable, providing an irrefutable case.
The verdict was incontestable, confirming the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
