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incontrovertible
impossible to dispute or deny
Synonyms
- indisputable
- undeniable
- irrefutable
Antonyms
- debatable
- questionable
- refutable
incontrovertible in a sentence
The video provided incontrovertible proof that the painting had been stolen.
The newly discovered records offered incontrovertible evidence of the agreement.
Where it comes from
From Latin controversus, meaning 'disputed,' with prefixes meaning 'not' and 'able.'
Memory hook
IN-CONTROVERT-IBLE means 'not able to be controverted,' or argued against.
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