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undisputable

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective undisputable has 1 sense
  1. incontestable, indisputable, undisputable - not open to question; obviously true; "undeniable guilt"; "indisputable evidence of a witness"
    Antonym: deniable (indirect, via undeniable)

Definitions from the Web

Undisputable

Adjective

(Of a fact or statement) unable to be doubted, challenged, or questioned; irrefutable.

Sample sentence: The scientific evidence supporting climate change is undisputable.

Adjective

(Of a person) beyond doubt, unquestionable in terms of character, reliability, or trustworthiness.

Sample sentence: As a witness with an impeccable track record, his testimony was considered undisputable in the courtroom.

Adjective

(Of a victory, title, or achievement) not open to question; clear and uncontested.

Sample sentence: The team's dominance throughout the season made their championship win undisputable.

Adjective

(Of a person or group) lacking opponents; having no one rivaling in a particular area.

Sample sentence: The undisputable leader of the company drove them to remarkable success in the industry.

Adjective (Local Usage)

(Of a fact or statement) generally recognized or accepted within a specific community or region.

Sample sentence: In the local music scene, their undisputable talent has made them the crowd's favorite.


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