indubitable (Meaning)
indubitable (s)
too obvious to be doubted
indubitable (a.)
Not dubitable or doubtful; too evident to admit of doubt; unquestionable; evident; apparently certain; as, an indubitable conclusion.
indubitable (n.)
That which is indubitable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of indubitable
Synonyms:
- incontestable
- unchallengeable
- definite
- unarguable
- certain
- unquestionable
- irrefutable
- indisputable
- positive
- conclusive
- undeniable
- unanswerable
- inarguable
- incontrovertible
- irrefragable
Antonyms:
- arguable
- problematic
- problematical
- answerable
- controvertible
- disputed
- moot
- problematic
- debatable
- controversial
- answerable
- refutable
- uncertain
- questionable
- uncertain
- negotiable
- doubtful
- problematical
- negotiable
- controvertible
- disputable
- questionable
- controversial
- refutable
- disputed
- arguable
- disputable
- moot
- debatable
- doubtful
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indubitable Sentence Examples
- The evidence points to an indubitable conclusion: the suspect is guilty.
- The scientist's indubitable proof overturned all previous assumptions.
- The reliability of the witness's testimony was indubitable.
- The indubitable superiority of the new product made it an instant success.
- The indubitable veracity of the historical record allowed researchers to reconstruct events with precision.
- The indubitable presence of toxins in the environment raised serious concerns.
- The patient's indubitable symptoms indicated a need for immediate medical attention.
- The indubitable love between the couple was evident in every gesture and glance.
- The indubitable authority of the judge brought order to the chaotic courtroom.
- The indubitable beauty of the sunset inspired awe and wonder in the onlookers.
FAQs About the word indubitable
too obvious to be doubtedNot dubitable or doubtful; too evident to admit of doubt; unquestionable; evident; apparently certain; as, an indubitable conclusion.,
incontestable, unchallengeable, definite, unarguable, certain,unquestionable, irrefutable, indisputable, positive, conclusive
arguable, problematic,problematical, answerable, controvertible, disputed, moot, problematic, debatable, controversial
The evidence points to an indubitable conclusion: the suspect is guilty.
The scientist's indubitable proof overturned all previous assumptions.
The reliability of the witness's testimony was indubitable.
The indubitable superiority of the new product made it an instant success.
