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Indubitable

Definition:

The term "indubitable" refers to something that is unquestionable, beyond doubt, or certain.

Usage:

Adjective: The evidence against the suspect was indubitable, leaving no room for doubt.

Noun: The scientist presented her findings with indubitable evidence, convincing everyone of her theory.

Adverb: The speaker stated her case indubitably, leaving no doubt in the minds of the audience.

Examples:

Adjective:

• The truth of his statement was indubitable; everyone believed him.
• Her success in the competition was indubitable; she had trained hard for months.

Noun:

• The existence of extraterrestrial life is still debatable; there is no indubitable evidence.
• The lawyer presented the court with indubitable proof of his client's innocence.

Adverb:

• The results of the study were indubitably positive, showing significant improvement.
• The artist's talent was indubitably evident in every stroke of her brush.

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