undefeasible (Meaning)
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undefeasible (a.)
Indefeasible.
Synonyms & Antonyms of undefeasible
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undefeasible Sentence Examples
- The castle's defenses were considered undefeasible, making it impenetrable to invaders.
- The attorney argued the client's rights were undefeasible, not subject to denial or revocation.
- The treaty established an undefeasible peace between the warring nations.
- The child's claim to the throne was undefeasible, regardless of any opposing claims.
- The bond between the siblings was undefeasible, unbreakable even by outside forces.
- The company's market position was undefeasible, giving it a dominant advantage over competitors.
- The rights of citizens were deemed undefeasible, protected by the highest laws of the land.
- The love between the couple was undefeasible, unwavering despite life's challenges.
- The scientific evidence presented was undefeasible, proving the validity of the hypothesis beyond doubt.
- The monument symbolized an undefeasible legacy, honoring those who fought for freedom.
FAQs About the word undefeasible
Indefeasible.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The castle's defenses were considered undefeasible, making it impenetrable to invaders.
The attorney argued the client's rights were undefeasible, not subject to denial or revocation.
The treaty established an undefeasible peace between the warring nations.
The child's claim to the throne was undefeasible, regardless of any opposing claims.
